Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-15
The National College 81 Pharmucy.
INTERESTING GRADUATING KxERcIsEs At LINCOLN
HALF.

Lincoln hall presented q brilliant appearance
last evening, on the occasion Of the commence
ment OF the National College CT Pharmacy The
Stage was very handsomely decorated With aow-
ers and flags During the evening the Marine
oand orchestra played several selections The ex-
sreisos were conducted according to the program
heretofore published In THs STAR. Mr.. B. B.
owens delivered the salutatory, Prof. Samuel
Simms, the president OF the college, conferred the
degrees, and Mr. Alex. Muncaster delivered the
vaiedictory. The graduates were: AK. Muncas-
ter, OF Maryland, to whom the FIRST prize was
awarriei; W. 7. Cr1swtll. ". s. Thompson, 1r, A.
f. Acker and E c. stott, OF the District OF Coum-
Watson, OF Virginia. and Chas. F. Keim, of PENN
sylyania. Mr.. w. s. Thompson, IT., having sailed
lor Europe last "Wednesday, his diploma was re-
ceSel TOT him Oy his claSSmate, Mr.. StOtt Mr.
Stott expected last evening to leave shortly for
western trip. Mr.. Firmin will go north next week,
thousand Islands, and the rest OF the graduates
expect TO leave the city soon on trips OF recrea-
ton. One OF tie most notable of the floral pieces
which decked the hall, colossal pestle and NOR
tar wrought OF rare flowers arranged with artistic
rsgari for the effects OF color, was presented to
IRE EVENING STAR with the compliments OF the
| class OF 'S3
TIE FLIST-BEowN NUPTIArs-Mr. Weston Flint,
me librarian CT the Patent Office, and Miss Lucy
Komilia Brown, daughter OF Capt. W. b. Brow n OF
| the internal revenue bureau. were married last
evening at the Congregational church. in the
| presence or large company. The groom is SUI
| perntendent OF the Sunday school OF COngrepa-
tional Church, and the bride is teacher OF the In
fant class. The members OF the Sunday school
testified their love and respect for the pair by
decking the church with flowers. Before the
| Drldal coupe, as they advanced up the IL lie,
marched twelve little girls, their white dresses
being garlanded with flowers, and each carrying q
performed By Rev. Dr. Rankin the bride and groom
| left for a tour In the north. The ushers were
| Messrs. j. w. Brown. bother OF the bride; Ii. A.
uazcn, george Cook and Edward B. LefavOur
LOCAL BASE BALL NOTES.-The Nationals and
Cincinnats win play this afternoon and to-mor-
| standards defeated the Und,nes yesterday by
score of 10 8; the I3ashiuls defeated the hide
Always by 4to3. a nine at Mount Pleasant have
organic d for the season with the following play
ers: Wm. F. Shute. catcher; F. NJ. Lipscomb,
b.; Jno E5iin, 81 b.; Pull S. Brown. 3. s.; G. L.
startevant, T.. Hunt. EsIln, +. t.: A. B. Nichols
| ACCIDENTs.-Louis Johnson, colored, was acci-
IDENTITY injured ut the corner OF 9th street and Louis
runaway Old. G. Paimer'5 horse. In Its flight 1t
| crushed johnson between two wagons He was
seriously hurt Internally He was sent to the
| for treatment. -. Yesterday 4 young white man
named Benjamin Brown, cut himself seriously with
poles On the It'll street road, near Brentwood, Dr.
Stone rendered medical aid, after which he was
sent TO his home In Montgomery county, Md.
THE BICYCLE MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Prince and H'ghan, the bicycliss, last evening
signed articles OF agreement for the series of RACES
LOT S2oO side and the championship OF the world
the first race to be five miles sraightaway to take
pace at the Athletic park, this city, Saturday,
June Soth, at O'Clock. The second race OF the
series, twenty miles, is to take place one week
aIer the first race and the last OF the SERIES ten
niles Two weeks after that at places TO be here
after decided upon.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co., auctiOneers will
sell IN front OF saleSroOm, tomorrow morning at
~ O'Clock, large collection OF furniture. See adj