Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-09
Condemned L0cala.

TIE STAR printed during the month OF May
2.s92 new advertisements, being the larges5
tory or the paper. The increase for the FIVE
months OF 81 over the corresponding period o.
last year already exceeds 600. that OF MAJ.
alole oeing 2S4. Advertisers Will confer
favor by sending In their orders early for next
Saturdays enlarged edition in order to secure
Insertion aud classification.
Among thoSe whose names are priated on the
honor list OF the johns Hopkins University as
receiving the degree OF Doctor OF Philosophy,
aver pc ssing the required examisa alton is Prot.
Edward A. Fay. OF the National Deaf-Mute Col
lege Of this City. His principal stu1y was the
Romance languages, the subordinate Latin.
HIS thesis .'On the Conditional Relations 10 the
Roma Ice Languages" was submitted to Prot.
Austin Stlckney. OF New York, formerly OF
Trinity College. Hartford.
George 6. Meade Post: No. 5, GAR, D Depart
uDveiling OF statue to Pennsyivania's great
soldier, Gen. George G. Meade, az Paila 1elphia
Oh the 4th OF July next
AT hckendree ". E Chapel on Tuesday even
Ing Rev NJ A. TuFner was eompiinen ed by the
presentation OF beautiful copy OF The His
tory OF Methodism' by the members OF hts
At meeting OF the past graduate class of
the law school OF Columbian University. re-
Gently held, permanent organization of the
e I was formed by the election OF the tolloE-
Ing Officers: President, Wm I. Kent; Vlce~pres-
1dent, j. e. Parsons; secretary, W. W. WiSnart.
The object Of organization is to keep members
informed; through the secretary. OF the where
advancement OF their professional pursuits. IL
fs hoped that this organization will form a nu-
cleus of an alumni association OF Lhe1aW sch DOL.
Margaret Murphy, ffty-fve years DID, died
suddenly yesterday at her residence, I29 4Ch
street northeast, from q congeSttye chill
Mr.. X 7. Mer lex, who was sick for s1me Tine
has quite recovered and was al the court II Aust
this morning, arranging for the hearing of sew
eral cases IN General Term
1t is expected that the nabaas corpus case OF
the alleged North Carolina exodus learier Percy
Will be taken up In the Court In General Term
Lext Monday.
Charles F. Sawyer entered suit yesterday
afternoon against Matte j. Sawyer for divorce
The aTers were withdrawn as soon as filed.
Yesterday MIR. Fl. E. Davis filed bill In co 1ity
for Grace f. and Kate Irene Mcclellan. by tk ctr
next friend, Ella Mcclellan, against E. A. Nc
1ntire and others for an account due on a GER.
tain convey ance.
Mrs Washington E1elin and her little son.
one year cd, living On G, between It'll and 10Th
streets southeast, were badly scaldei this morn
ing by the upsetting Of pot Of not coff te car
lessly handled by servant. DR.. Roberts rem.
dered me dlcal ale.
MIR. Benjamin Brashears, who lives on C, be-
employ cd at Diapers lumber null on 18th street,
was tending q helt-saw yesterday when has
hand came IN contact with II, nearly severing
three Of his fingers.
The company recently organized TO erect O
market In the ne1ghbernood of the present
street structure, On The square directly opposite
lth street, between ana p have succeeded In
dispOs1Dg OF stock amounting to nearly $50 O1O
ana the subscribers are paving 10 the iirsf as
seSsment 40 per cent) thereon. Ia a Il " days
ground VIII De broken for the building.