Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-22
The FrOebel Centennial.

Iuc anniversary OF fr1eQef1ch Fr00S
bells birth day, was appropriately celebrated 40
Miss Susie Pollock's kindergarten last night An
address OF welcome was delivered In German by
Mr. g. W. Spier, and translated by Mrs Louise
Pollock The exercises that followed consisted q
addresses, rectations and musical selections In
E,la Rs,ss MrS pSb Sg a. rwn Miss
Koones, Miss Anna Schmitt, Miss Carrie Curtis
Miss Nellie F. Boyden, Miss Hattie p. Arthur, and
presented the play OF "The Wandering Mllers
The anniversary was observed this morning by
OF the Industrial Home School, and Protestant
Asylum in the lecture room or the Congregational
church. The exercises comprised a number Of
ments were served. There were about 100 child.
rem present An address, appropriate 10 the occa-
Iouss Poof
lesson
The COLUMBIA RIFLE AssoCIATIoN.-At q meet.
Ing OF the executive committee OF the Columbia
Rifle Association last evening, the regulations OF
entrance fee at 81 and the monthly dues at 50
cents, IL being contemplated TO admit ri1emen or
all descriptions After this amendment waa
adopted there were seven military rifiemen pro.
posed and elected, four from the Light Infantry
corps and three from the Rifles committee was
appointed TO prepare a spring and summer pro-
gram for both military and fine rife matches the
said committee at once announcing a military
subscription match for this afternoon, at Ben.
ning's the terms OF the match TO be stated on the
ground A letter was read from Mr.. j. H. Steward,
0pucian NO SOe strand London IN which he an
Rifle Association, as presents, one "Duke field.
glass" ami one scamp d-giass," to be shot for
by members OF the C. R A, on such conditions az
the club might make.
The POSTMASTER GENERAL, in company with
the Senator'S from Wisconsin, called on the Presi.
dent and presented him with an Invitation to
open the Industrial fair OF the northwest, 40
Milwaukee, In September next
Cowu.Nnrp Surru w Nrcuora hae toon
placed on the retired list OF the navy from the
18th OF April.
TIE FuRLouGH OF Lieut. A. N. Thackara has
been extended three months from the 18th inst
MEDICAL DIRECTOR Francis N. Gunnell has been
ordered to St. Paul, Minnesota, as q delegate to
represent the medical corps or the navy at the
meeting OF the American Medical Association
which convenes at that city on the 9Th OF June
next
PoeTNAsTERs 'CLAMs.-Postmaster General Howe
to-day issued an order directing that the prepa-
ration OF cases arising under the provisions OF o
recent act of Congress authorizing him TO adjust
certain claims OF postmasters for loss by burglary,
fre, and other unavoidable casualty, be assigned
70 Judge Freeman, Assistant Attorney General foR
the Post ONCE department
GUIrEAU.-when MIS- Scoville visited Guiteau as
the Jail yesterday he told her that he did not want
to have anything more to do with the family, bus
II they would let him alone he would do fairly By
them. Dr. Mary Walker visited Guiteau a day or
TWO ago. and II Is said offered TO take his case and
save him. butGuiteau did not look upon the pro.
position with favor.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Leutenant Lewis C. Heilnef
ordered to the receiving ship Colorado Master
James c. Cresap detached from the Colorado sofa
instant and ordered to instruction IN torpedo ser.
vice LIST May Ensign Daniel Danietz from the re-
ceivtng ship Wabash and ordered 70 the coast sur.
vey. Leave has been granted to Assistant Pay.
master George M. Allen for one year from the 2lse
April Leave granted to Master K J. Berwind re.
tired list) for six months from 21st April with per-
mission TO leave the United State&
AProRINESTs IN TIE wAR DRPAKrxExr.-Tho
following appointments have been made in IT,
War department: Thomas J. Carmick, Hubbard
T. Smith, Joseph Hedlord, n. B. Bayly, Rests =
thompson. r. W. Fletcher. and William 7. Hoes
ton.
BleRor PAYHEs CIVIL RIGHn.-An interview ~
pr pted In Boston with business man OF thHo
city, who was passenger on the train n ON Jac18
e0nv1lle 20 Fernandina with Bishop Payne at TIL
time the alleged violation OF the latter's civ0
rights occurred lie rays the fact ~ that tho
bishop had second-clas3 ticket and attempted
70 ride In a irsf-csass car, which was vs0lae100
OF the compsuy's regulations No violence W.
on red TIE b-fhcp. nor was h insultcd n -
way.