Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-21

Urinary NO. 8, IL. V. Fisher, teacher.
Amalefa Alexander, bartholomew Mc1an-
lei, Enelioe Williams, Rosana Turner. Geo.
Barnes, sarah Briscoe, Sophia Thorn SKINS
Hszekiah Matthews. Cleopstra Brown,
Primary No. 4, N. G. Barney, teacher.
Chas. lawson, Mary Thomas, Eliza Botley,
Mary Nelson, Mahsia Ross, Estei,e JOAN.
son, Aioeit Lame, Leonza Peasants, Henry
Primary No. 5, G. E. Collins, teacher.
West Carter, Edwsrd Brown, Laura Rid :.
Piowden, John Ferguson, John Lee. Frances
Luckett, Chas. Vescells.
Preparatory High School, N. J. Pat
Psrke, Z. W. Somerville, L. e. Hoten. as.
sistan ts.-Cornelia Pinkney, Emma Rich
ardson; Eva Chase. Catharine o. Alexander,
Julia Grant, Sarah Lewis, Mary Martin.
Anna Brown, Florence Brown, Julia Push
Ella Campbell, Georse NJ. Cook, Henry jar,
Wis, NOBLE Harris, Katie Lewis, Annie e.
CANT, Lena II. Jones, Lillian 3. Lee, Mary
/. Mcdonald, Anna NJ. Smith, Isabella ~
Somby, Albert ]. Harris, James Craig. MaTy
Beason, Carrie Taylor. Mary Thomas. Ada
George Mccoy, Ella Jackson, Susie Lewis
Jane Page, Eliza Wilson, Julia TayIor,
Ralph 8. Parrot, Mary Mcdonald, Thomas
Harry R. Peters, Fannie Cestin, JACOB
Strather, Anna jackson, Maria Fletcher.
Helen G. Kicks, John Paynter.
THE POAPD OF HEALTH me last evening
Health Officer Keene presented a synopsis or
the operations OF his Office for the two weeks
ending June IT, showing: Nuisancss report
ed, 1910 referred, 3s3; abated, $50; borials
at public expense, II; patients treated by
physicians TO the poor, S63; dead animals
removed $50, a large quantity of marine
24T; redeemed, 30; killed, 1872; amount real,
ICED. $50. On the recon incubation of the
health officer the'frame structure and prem
fses No. 5l3 and 5l5 Virginia avenue south
east, the wood structure and premises No
1882 NJ street northwest, and the brick struc-
lure No. iS Green street, 6 Georgetown, were
declared nuisances Injurious 10 health, and
their abatement ordered. Applications for
positions were received from Jas. w. Deane
and b. CaywoOd, and referred. A commu
nication was received from the register of
vital statistics calling attention to persons
TO whom collins are furnished ut public ex-
pense having such collins stained, lined and
trimmed at an expense sufficient to purchase
a coffin, and he suggests that hereafter cot
dns only be furnished where the interments
are to be made In public grounds and alto
If party was able to pay three or four dol.
lars for trimming coffin, they were not
worthy of charity. Mr.. Marbury did not
think that the board should be so close in
This matter. II parties owning burial lots
were unable to put their dead away respect
ably, and were compelled 10 ask the author
ties for coffin, grant their requests and de
not mud fault III through friends and neigh
bors they should cause the coffiu to be tain.
ed, Vanished and lined. The subject was
referred TO the committee on ordinances.
committee on legislation and appropriations
De instructed to confer without delay with
the House committee On District affairs re-
garding appropriations for the next fiscal
year, and urge appropriations for the SAM
tary service of the District, in accordance
with estimates heretofore submitted; also
lnstructing the same committee 10 confer
without delay with the honorable Commits
sioners of the District, and represent TO them
the necessity OF providing for the expenses
OF the sanitary service fol the next fiscal
year on the basis submitted to them.
N
ASSOCIATION OF SURVIVORS OF THE WAR
OF lei2.-The twenty first annual meeting of
tDe soldiers OF the war of 1912 was held Mon
day evening, and the officers were elected as
follows: Edward Simms, president; Michael
eaton, nrst vice president; Jas. A. kennedy,
John b. Blake, surgeon; and John ID. Clark.
marshal. Since the reunion of November 81
1913, the following members have died.
Noble Hurdle, Almon Baldwin, John q.
Robinson, Gen. r. c. Weightmar, Charles
r. Wood, Anon Wood ward, Solomon Hub
bard, John Johnson, and Frederick Dent the
iather OF Mrs. President Grant, who was an
honorary member. John g. Anderson and
John Brady were elected associates of Fran
CTS r. Lord, chairman of the executive COM
mlttee. The resolution TO visit Philadelphia
dered 10 lie on the table until the next meet
ing, the 18th day OF September next. on
motion OF John ID. Clark, q committee of
t Sir consisting OF the president, Edward
Clark-wes appointed TO wait upon the Con-
gresstonal committee and urge such an
q amendment TO the pension laws as will Sc
cure equitable provision to brave aud yener-
able men, their widows and children, who
have thus far not received benefits there
from. Or; John Blake, president of the
cordial invitation to the veterans to mite
with them In their observances on the ma
uOnal anniversary, and IL was unanimously
accepted.