Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-09

WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES
The trustees and incorporatorS of the Washing
ton Training School for Nurses held the regular
annual meeting last night at Room 10, Vernon
Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 10th
street. Four OF the trustees were retired by the
provisions of the charter and DIR. F. Howard, DR..
Thomas AntiSell, DR.. Robert Reyburn and Mr..
A. S. Solomons were elected to fill their places.
DR.. j. NJ. Toner and DR.. j. S. Beale were also
elected trustees. The officers for the next year
were elected as follows:-W. w. Corcoran, homo
Jane c. Hitz, DR.. Flodoardo Howard, Mrs. S. A.
M. Garfield, DR.. Robert Reyburn, Mrs. Miranda
Tullock, DR.. s. A. II. McKtm, vice presidents;
Prof. Joseph Taber johnson. Md, recording
secretary; Mrs. s. A. M. Garfield corresponding
secretary; A. s. Solomons, treasurer. The regu-
lar committees were appointed and additional
committees to secure funds in aid of work of the
school. large attendance. upon the lectures
was reported, and an increasing interest in the
training of nurses for the better care of the sick
Drs. Murphy and Beale have just finished their
and DR.. Taber Johnson begins his course upon
Obstetrical nursing and the care of the infant
next Monday evening, and DIR. Reyburn will
commence his lectures upon surgical nursing on
the following Friday. On motion OF Dr. Anti
sell, vote Of thanks was rendered to DR.. JOS
Taber johnson for his able Introductory address
at the opening of the school in october.
TIE CASE OF STRONG AGAINST THE DISTRICT
Yesterday, the case of Samuel Strong VS.. the
District Of Columbia in the Circuit Court No. 1.
that the contract made by the District govern
ment with Strong was void and could not be
brought In as evidence, but under the ruling in
Clark agt. u s., 95 S. C. U. s., 539, Strong would
be allowed to present evidence OF the fact that
he had done work and furnished material for
the District at the request OF its government
and ON proof Of this he would be entitled to a
just compensation.
The case was on to-day, and the plaintiff was
on the stand. The other jurors were discharged
till Monday.
APPEALED.-In the case OF Rose Ella Booth
mee StanD against George BOoth-bill for di-
Vorce on the ground Of deSertiOn-in which
Judge Macarthur on Friday last dismissed the
bill, the complainant has by her attorney, Mr..
}. T. O'Neill, entered an appeal to the General
Term.
ONE VISIT OF INSPECTION to the Boys Cloth
ing House of B. Robinson & Co., 9O9 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, will give you true conception of
their genuine low prices.
SUITS By BANKRUPT's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Charles Walter, assignee of. P. Herman, bank
rupt, filed three bills in equity against A. Her.
man, to whom deed was made; s. Herman,
trustee, and A. Herman, beneficiary; L. G. Hine,
trustee, and s. Herman, beneficiary, to set aside
certain deeds and trusts given to secure debts
ries knew at the time of the execution of the
papers that Herman was insolyent.
MASONIC ELEcTIoNs.-At the annual election
OF Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3,
last night, officers were elected as follows
James F. Allen, II. p; w. K. Mendenhall, E. K;
w. H. Olcott, scribe; j. w. Griffin, treasurer;
and j. H. Pickell, secretary.
ArmintuS Lodge. F. A. NJ, elected the follow
ing officers last evening, for the term commenc-
ing January l, 1sS0:-W. NJ, Fl. Eicholtz; s. W.,
DR.. Mauss; j. W., Fl. Baunlgarten; secretary,
John Busius; treasurer, A. Fiaher; tyler, L.
Spiess organtst, John Hastell.
DINE at the Terrace, 1104 18th st.-turkey, oys-
tiers, Howson's ice cream, all for rs cts.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Abraham D. Hayden to Nathan Hazen. lot ], in
Church and HowelPs sub. Of original lots % and
"a, so. 46S, and west half Of lot S, in Church.
Howell, and Riley'S sub. of So 46s; 81 900. Henry
c. Young to OSburn Holland, part lot 1, so. 1921;
$3.50. John Sherman to VIM. Hayes southwest
cor OF lot IS, So. 24O S., 800. Virginia Young to
j. W. Starr, part of original lot II, So 557; S47s
Martha Z. Davis to Isadora E. Chamberlen, lot
SS OF sub of original lots in 50. Il; s.. Geo. W.
Chamberlen to Martha Z. Davis. lot SO. in sub.
OF original lots in So. II; s.. Ray P. Eaton to
Abraham d. Hayes, lot 43, of Henson and
Churchs SUBJ OF So. 467; 81, 800. Charles Schroth
TO r. E. Smith, part 8, square s14; 81, $50. NJ E.
Fletcher to Anthony Oden, lot 20, so. 1924; $500.
NJ A. Ferry to Jas. MCGEE, part lot s, so. 1865;
81 ,2C0. James MCGEE to NJ. A. Ferry part T. su
$50: 81, 200. Heirs Of Patsey Scott to j. c. Cove
lot 76, So 276; $500. G. w. Clark to j. II. Saville
lot Ill, SO. 1913; 1000.
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