Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-08
Condensed Locals.

Condensed Locals.
The South Washington Endowment association
has elected the following officers: j. Harrison
johnson, president; Rudolph +. Rartle, vice pres
ident; w. B. Browne, secretary; Vim. Thompson,
treasurer; DR.. Hamilton f Leach, E. j. Burt, j.
". Barker, W. H. Baum and ]. I. Petty, board Of
Miss McGrew. whose fine contrato voice is
highly appreciated in musical circles, has been
engaged for the choir of the Congregational
church. and Mrs. j. S. Powell, who has for two
years been favorite member of that choir, has
accepted position In the Tabernacle choir.
To-day Judge Wylie, in the Criminal Court. no
tilted the jurors that ten O'Clock the hour for
opening the court, and If they failed to answer at
the calling or their names they would receive no
pay.
William B. Hale, of this city. has been awarded
patent for telephone receiving instrument,
assigned 70 the United States Telephone Manufac-
turing company
The Anthropologcal Society at its meeting last
night, Dr. Robert Fletcher, vice president, in the
chair, elected E. w Nelson a member and listened
20 an Interesting paper by Ivan Petroff on the
Norfolk. Va, was filed yesterday with strangers
from Baltimore, Washington, and Richmond, to
witness the cooking main between this city and
Virginia. Six battles were fought yesterday, Eve
OF which were won ny the Washington cocks
The police are on the lookout for a man about Is
years old, 5 feet z inches high, of SaIlow COM
pexfon, dressed In a dark suit and wearing a
black Derby hat, who IS on his travels about the
City beating hotels and boarding houses out MS
board and stealing everything he can lay his hands
on. He represents himself student. Any one
seeing him should hand him over to the police.
Greenberry Chase alias Duyall, Frank Harris
and Fannie Mccoy alias GrOmmer, all colored and
receltly out of the penitentiary, were arrested
yesterday by Policemen Shilling and Daley. for
ehop-liftDg. They were charged I'm the Police
Court to-day with grand larceny of $50 worth Of
satin damGsk from the store OF Charles A. Buch-
Wedde, No 81 9Th street, and the case was post
pOned
The clerk of the Police Court states that it was
john h. Collins ON trial In that court Monday for
indec mt conduct in the Capitol grounds, and not
john Z. Collins, of the gymnasium
Pioneer Council, No. /. Sons OF Jonadab, has
unanimously thanking
grand jury for the December term, through Jesse
b. Wilson, their foreman, ''for their recent report
concerning the reckless and unauthorized methods
adopted by the Commissioners OF the District In
granting licenses for the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors. and their recommendations for the pas
tr4ricn
Last evening the infant class of Ryland chapel
marched from the chapel TO the residence OF their
pastor, the Rev. John Deal, and presented him
with beautiful gold-headed cane, the address
being made by small child.
Mr. HENpERsOS'S DIAMOND PIN.-Wm. Hender-
son, an elderly White man, employed In the Gov
the Police Court yesterday afternoon against a
white girl named Rebecca Smith, whom he
charged with robbing him of diamond pin He
met the girl, he said, on 18th street in the
"DiviSon" Monday night and after treating her
70 wine She snatched his pin and ran off with it
She denied the charge, and the case was continued
on request u defendants counsel.
THE Me CHURCH SouTH-An important cues
uon likely to be discussed by the Baltimore Annual
Conference ME- Church South, which meets at
fredericksburg. Va. to-day, is the proposed diyis-
VIII also have to consider the quadrenniaI business
OF memorials To the General Conference which Will
gates present from the washington district are j.
D. Wilson, W. r. Conway, j. ii. Nelson and VIM.
H. May.
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs.-A meeting'of sub
district four, Associated Charities territory be-
tween 9th and 18th streets northwest. and p and
IA IN NJ Z Zion
corner 18th and STREETS. Addresses were made
By JUICE Macarthur and Hon. A. G. Riddle who
economy OF the methods OF relief entered upOn
The following were elected 70 complete the board
Seaman, Major III. A. Hall, Major Z. j. Dallas
COMMENCEMENT OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
HOWARD UNIvERsITY.-The twelfth annual COM
nenceinent or the medical dc partment of Howard
University was held ut Lincoln Hall last night.
Ire attendance was very large. Diplomas We're
nve named being eOlored Greenbury II. Brown. of
Maryland; T. Llewellyn Harris, Virginia: David w
Scott, ALBANIA; John A. stiiiweil, New Jersey
Jacob l. Thompson, New York; Harrison NJ. Ben,
Bett, L. B.. Massachusetts,: EldrIige G. CHAPMAN
New York; Raymond NJ. Evarts, New York Chas
FGOOdell, Massachusetts,; Edgar Jenney Virginia !.
elnOt c. Jenis0n, ID. d., l., District OF Coluinbia
Charles Z. Mallem, District OF Columbia; Eneas ri
EeD2nneI, New York; Richard +. Tanci, Virginia.
anu Junet q. SEearer, Pennsylvania. DIR. Robert
Reyburn delivered the address TO the graduates.
the degrees were conferred by Rev. w. W. Patton,
az "a ShS thiNetSity, rlufidge L. chapman
Vas the yaledictorian, aud Hon John b. Rice OF
Ohio, delivered an address. The committee on re-
eeption was composed of j. Mortimer Bessey.
Thomas c. l. Marshall. Mary l. Wooster Samuel
u. DESMOND, George Z. Kelley Lillian NJ. DENT
Thomas Miller and James ii. Howard.
BUILDING AssocIsTIoN.-At the nth regular
meeting OF the Federal Building association No.
held last night at els 9TH street. four shares were
advanced On at IS.
DEEDS II FEE have been recorded as follows.
George Mason to Frank Hume sub 50 So. 1872:
$50 Jernain G. Porter 10 G. W. Perkins, W pt
sti. SIS; -, go. Thomas SoIneryille to Mary IL.
kosenbaurn, lots IS TO AZ, So. 81; $500 T. H..
1honaS trustee, 20 John T. Herrell lot 2, 50. 9i6;
lS13ia ". L. Davis. trustee, TO Joseph Lfbbey,
PTS 81, 2S and 2s9 Beall'S addition TO George
own; E,12250 Geo. Mason TO Henri Ernt lot 81,
nh OF and 2, 81. 1872; 3d. and encumbrance OF
~ e. C. Cutter TO Jas. .. Beale, pit IA, 50, 247 /;