Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-02


stands Presidential Cane-Grant. 81 Sherman
-; Blaine; S; Bayard and Hancock. 5 EACH and
scattering, H. Naval officers Sword-Pep-
meyer. q: Reamey y; Ammen and Noel each
Homiller, 5; Augusterfer !, and Kelly, 6. Police
Lieutenants Uniform-GessfOrd, 143; Kelly, 1856;
Arnold, 1S5; Guy, 81. Firemen's Pool-table-
70; No. 4, IS. Army officers Sword-Cherry II;
Audenried, H. Sherman, 1; scatteringS. Corps
Ritle-Miller, 81, burnside, 40; Laird 5; scatter
ing, 5. Ugly Mans Badge-Briethbarth. 49,
Addison 1s2; Cowie, 16I; La Hayne, III; Rupp,
As: scattering S. Racing Shell-Analostan, 81;
Potomacs, 70. Restaurant keepers Punch
bawl-Aman, aa1; Lyon, 2l5; J. Wright, ISL; Billy
Wright, 40; John Ross 1903; Tim sullivan, 40:
Petersen & Alschwee IS; Miller & Jones, 20.
Smokers Cabinet-Boyd, 40; Bassett, 1873; En-
carriers Uniform-Hyatt, 1OS; Dart. 60; Childs,
az; Britain, II. Policemen's Badge-Harlow,
100; Duvall, 1l6; Fritz, 60; kearney, Is. Uniform
for member OF Corps-Jarvis Moulden. Is;
Honorary MEMBER. G. Davis. AZ; A. W. Kelly
80; Dingman, Is and scattering. IS. Thursday
night is Army and Navy night. and the marine
band will be In attendance.
SOUTH WASHINGTON INTEREsTs.-A meeting of
the subcommittee of twenty-five citizens of
South Washington, selected from the committee
OF one hundred to look after the interests Of
property holders in that section of the city, was
called last night at st. Dominic Hall, to discuss
the union railroad depot question and other
understanding the meeting was not fully at
tended, and those present spent the time in In
formal discussion upon Sundry subjects. Mr..
G. p. Culver stated that no opportunity had
been afforded the committee of citizens to hold
conference with the subcommittee ON railroads
OF the Senate District committee, owing to the
fact that Senator Whyte, its chairman, had not
been present much the past two weeks. There
were sundry matters connected with this rail-
road which they desired to place before them
among them the subject of violation OF the char
m n aryria pI
and Virginia avenues as common freight depot.
Among other topics discussed, and which met
general favor. was the passage by Congress OF
Dill fixing death penalty for the crime of rape
In the District of Columbia. Another matter
was the project OF asking Congress to make an
appropriation for the improvement of the pub
those on Maryland and Virginia avenues, now
occupied by the railroad tracks, which are ex-
pected to be very soon removed.
medical department OF Howard University,
which takes place at Lincoln Hall this evening,
the charge TO the class will be delivered by Pro-
lessor Thomas b. Hood, NJ. A. NJ. D.; Rev. W.
w. Patton, d. D.. will confer the degrees; Water
man F. Corey. NJ. D., will deliver the valedictory
address, and the address to the class will be de-
ivered by Hon. Eli j. Henkle NJ ID. The grad
yates are: John Bertram- Milford Toronto, Ont;
Waterman F. Corey, Fairfield. Vt; William d.
Crum. Charleston, S. c.; Alexander II. barnes.
A; NJ, st. Augustine, Fla; David L. Foster,
Washington, d. c.; Mary Esther Hart, Brook
Ign, n. T.; William A. Mann, Troy, n. Y; Chaun-
cey II. Marstin, Lowell, Mass; Alonzo C. McClen-
nan, Columbia. S. c.; j. Jackson Pur1nan, A. NJ,
Waynesburg4 Pa; Robert Reyburn, jr, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Gemel B. II. Rutherford. Jackson,
Miss; George ii. shoulders, L. L. B., Batavia, n.
Y, and William ii. II. Warman, Trenton, n. j.
MEssRs DUNCANsoN q BROTHERS will sell at
auction. on Thursday afternoon, March 4th, a
49, in front OF the premises, that valuable busi-
ness property ON New York avenue, between 9Th
and 9TH streets northwest. This property will
rent well, and affords chance for good invest
mpnf