Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-13

arrested man on 7th, between D and E streets,
who gave the name OF John Smith, on suspicion
store of Mr.. c.. Kneessi, In that Immediate
neightorhood. The window cost sl25.
Last evening horse driven by Mr.. F. Jones
became frightened at the corner Of 10th and O
streets, and a young lady with Mr.. j. was
thrown out OF the buggy and badly Injured
about the head.
The name Of Lillian Reid was inadvertently
omitted by her teacher, Hol tense Trevitt, from
the list OF school No. 4, grade No. g. division No.
2, published in yesterdays STAR
Inc grand jury was discharged for the term
to-day.
The Northern Liberty Market Co.
stockholders meeting of the Northern Lib
ETY. Market Co. was held to-day at the Office of
the eonpany, Mr.. s. B. Boarman presiding and
Mr.. g. W. King secretary. The object Of the
meeting was for the pufrcsse OF arranging for
the extinguishmert Of the floating debt under q
resolution Of the board Of directors. Mr. Boar
man said that this floating debt-S2S, 100-waS
not contracted under the administration OF Mr..
oyster or himself, but had been hanging over
under which they are was not caused by mis-
management, but by the non payment of notes
given for the purchase Of stalls. Had they been
paid they would not now owe cent, but would
authority to fund this debt. A paper was SUBJ
m1tted authorizing the president to borrow
goo, or as much thereof as may be ne
~
Mr.. ]. 4. Hoffman asked If the remark as to the
Indebtedness not having been incurred by Mr.
oyster OF himself was intended to reject on
his management. Mr.. Boarman answered that
he had no such intention. The resolution giving
the president the authority asked was read a
second time. Mr.. Joseph Prather moved the
aesolution pc amended 6y inserting $50 600, with
Per cent This subject was debated for some
time, and the resolution was adopted with an
amendment that the rate OF interest shall not
10 dfroaf Hfa
added with the president.
THE sPENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADu-
ATING EXERCISES VIII take place at Lincoln
Hall next Tuesday evening. The programme,
tnteTspersed with music by Schr0der'S orcaes-
ira, comprises the following essays, addresses,
an essay, Ada Genevteve Collins; address to
graduates, Prof. Henry c. Spencer; address to
lady graduates, Mrs. Sara A. Spencer;music, KEEL
spnon solo, Frank 4us6y; The world owes no
development, Mary Augusta Saltmer; ga fool
at forty is fool indeed" VIM, Ballantyne Gar
den; Angels, coquetteS and women, Lille Eliza
Eelm; Amenities of politics, debate, VIM. W.
Lewis, Eugene NJ. Fitzgerald; valedictory (gen-
tlemen's1, j. Melvin Lamb; valedictory Qades0,
Julia Jul a. a; Kari; awarding diplomas to ladies'
gentlemen, Prof. Henry C. Spencer. The fol-
lowing are the graduates: LadleSHJulia A.
harI, DC; Ltllie Elizabeth Beck, D. G.; Alfredo
mer Chapltne, Iowa; Ada Genevieve Collins, D.
c.; Amelia Eberly, DC; Emma Elizabeth Gange-
wer. Pa; Corr1na Lee Helm, Va; Mary Regina
Belle c. Saunders, Pa; Rosa A. Shneir, D. c.;
Mary A. Smith, Pa. Gentlemen. Melvin
Lamb, Pa; Mark Blum, D. G.; Chas. DeCaindry,
Fendner, ID. c.; Eugene Maurice Fitzgerald, d.
C.; James 7. Flynn, d. c.; George 8. Fraser, d.
C.; VIM. Ballantyne Garden, D. c.; Jno. w.
Hsgner, Nd; Frank Hamilton, Md; VIM. Hay
wood, y. T.; Edw. w. Koch, d. c.; VIM. w.
Lewis, D. G.; J. Sterling Mclean; Conn; Chas.
Bookkeeping certificate. Edgar W. Stone, Mich.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE, NATIONAL DIVISION OF
at the Congregational church on Tuesday even.
ing, June nth, mentioned In yesterdays STAR,
our local organization viii give festival In
honor Of the national division, at Masonic tenn
pie, On wednesday evening, 18th instant. A
brilliant assemblage is expected. The temple
VIII be finely decorated. and the tables will be
the east end of the hall will be a special table
for the officers and past officers and their ladies'
The flower committee, headed by Mrs. Lincoln
ers and bouquets, TO be sent to the temple on
Wednesday. After the refreshments are dts
posed OF short addresses are expected from
Major b. D; Townsend, Of south Carolina I T. Rev
ton; j. c. StearlS, OF Minnesota, and other gen.
uemen, which addresses viii be interSper5ed
with music and Rotations from Miss Minnie
MOsher, OF Mary land, Miss Annie Lewis, OF this
city, and others. During the week there will
De given an excursion to Mount Vernon. The
steamer w. w. Corcoran, gatly decorated with
the American and British COlOrs, will leave hel
wharf with the excursiOniSts and DOnchs band
at $50 O'Clock, reaching Mount Vernon about 5
large number OF our citizens viii accompany
the party Arriving at Mount Vernon the
party viii march TO the tomb, where dirge
VIII be played by the band. The eXcursionISts
viii then view the mansion and grounds, leav.
f-4rr rnfrr srr-N ak.Nr,f .
expected that the company will be photo
graphed In 'front.' OF the mansion.
CHARGE OF STEALING PLANS, &C.-Last even
Ing Detective VoSS arrested c0lored maj
named George Harris, I'm the employ of Mr.
Samuel r. Turner, architect aud civil engineer
Jne plans and specifications for the reconstruc
ton and repair OF Odd Fellows hall, navy yard
Ii appears that for some time past there ha.
Teen case pending IN the Equity Court be
repairing that hall, and Union Lodge OF Odt
Fellows, In the settlement for the work-tht
difference being several hundred dollars. Thes,
plans and specifications We're to have beer
brought into court this week, and were yer,
material 70 the issue In the case; but when Mr.
Turner went to look for them they were miss
Ing. Since Harris arrest he has acknowledge,
TO taking some OF them, and several were re
covered this morning, the names OF the con
tracing parties, etc., having been most Skilfull
erased by some expert at the business, showing
that there are parties behind Harris. The hear
Ing Will probably take place tomorrow. and |
Is anticipated that there will be some interest
Ing facts brought out In the case The value O
the papers Is set at 5000.
THE FOLLOWING BIDS were opened to-day a
noon at the depot quartermaster's Office 10
building stable for the use OF the War depart
ment: John Connors, $3.50; Bright & Humph
Teys. 81 $40; G. Larcombe, s. $50; d. j. MCCAIN
$3.50; E. McCarty & Co., $I,436Ss: S. ID. PM
UPS, 9 900; J. Il. Howlet, $3.50; w. H. Dough
watson Co., So, $50; p. MCCARTNEY * on,
Westerfeld q Smith. $3.50; G. w. Dove, i4,0s.
b. ID. Drane q Co., s., 1851; C. Janet, g, 1856: "
F.Wroe, s, 200; A. N. Mennard e. Co. ri $50.
j. Stephenson, $3.50: W. E. Keefer q co
A.650, SchethZel Co., A.574; Jas r. Halli6a,
35,6s4.3s; Holtzclaw Bro, S, 800; D. Lesscaiil
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