Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-06
The National Law school.
THE CLASS THAT WILL GRADUATE TOMORROW Hv1


the National university will be held tomorrow
evening at the National Theater. Addresses will
be delivered by Hon. Arthur Macarthur and
PROFESSOR b. O. Claughton. The prizes viii be
awarded by committee, composed Of Hon. B. a.
Wells, Hon. W. Willoughby and A. c. Bradley,
esq. Degrees will be conferred upon the follow
ing gentlemen: Bachelor Of Lawa-Wm l.
AAu4ghnpWaugh Ohio Gnas Bar Iowa; Jas
Colladay, Wis; Chas. N. Dalzell, N. Y; JAS A.
Frear, Wis; Max Georgil. Mimi: Dan1 A. Grosvs-
Hine, D. c.; Frank Irving. Pa. Robt J. Kirkwocd,
Ga; Frank r Laporte, D. c.; Fleming J; Laven-
der. Va Irving Miller Iowa: Bernard m p: MIN
N. Shepard, III: Thos. 9: Steward, M; Austin
Walsh, B. G.; Eg6ert l. Weaver, n. Y; VIM Web
ster, Mich: VIM. N Williams, Ohio; Walter
Woollcott, n. J. Chas. T. voder, Pa.
gals Brown, Me. Christian c. Collins, Tenn. Bur-
ton + Doyle Tenn Mndley Fogg Ohio Lemae
mann, Ohio; John I. Keene, Ia; Josiah B. Kean,
Ohio; Chas; P; Lincoln, Mich; John Med NC
Rafter. Kan: VIM. A. Redmond n, C. C. Luther
Rees, Kan; Lyndon A. Smith, VT; Homer H. Swa-
ney, Pa; Martin R. Thorp, Ohio; VIM B. Todd, D.
Pa. >
CARR1Co's CRUsADE.-James Carrico, of Goth
street northwest, who appeared against half
dozen restaurant keepers In the Police Court sew
eral days ago for keeping their bars open on Sum
day, and gave as a reason for his movement
against them that the bar-rooms got $4,000 Of his
signatures to an application to be appointed a
special officer. He says he does not ask any salary
or compensation of any kind, but only wants to
law. '0' ~
REAL ESTATE sALEs-Thomas Bowling has re-
Gently sold the following real estate: For the
owner lot 49, in square 1871, 16 feet inches, by 100
feet, improved by small frame dwelling and store
Is over $3.50 per foot. The sale was largely at
tended and spirited bidding, giving decided evil
dence that there is demand for property on 18th
trustees, sub. lot IA, in Hoffmans recorded suDci
vision Of original lot in square &C. with i'm
to Hugh Donnoghue, for s1,770.
MARRIAGE L1oENsEs.:,The clerk OF the court
has issued marriage licenses to James Chase
and Mary F. Matthews; Arthur Murphy, of Brook
Ign, N. Y, and Florence X. NOkes; Samuel Snow
Annie Dancan; W. II bSter, Of St. Mary gs
county, Md, and Rebecca Ann Tasco, of Prince
George county, Md; Boston Green and Louisa
and Mary Emma Patton, Of Middletown, Conn. !;
Edward Allen Violet and Sarah Kennedy; VIM.
O. county, H and
Sayles.
Lee
Miss Katherine F. Nokes were married last even
ing at Trinity P. f. church, in the presence OF a
large nr Rev y, DE- the rector off,
man. The bridesmaids were Misses Alice NJ.
M Mokes M Annie oIrand Edna Buck OF Boston, and
Messrs Charles H. Ourand, Edward T. Keyser,
and c. Shilard Smith. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Murphy held a reception at 500 I'd street
northwest, the home Of the brides parents.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Fifth Baptist church agt. Baltimore
and Potomac Railway company; plaintiff entitled
to interest on Judgment to be paid. Citizens
a nat9na 0i Hae as ag Ta B agmsa Ds' eS
Adjourned until next Monday.
CIRCUIT CouRr-J,.d0e Macarthur.
Yesterday, Hopkins agt District OF Columbia;
to plead extended to June Is. Libby agt wine;
mo5d; verdict for defendant. Toiman agt. Phelps;
To-day, Barbour & Hamilton agt. Bowling;
Beebe agt Seufert; Gait & Co. agt. Greer: same
Co. ag MCGEE King ATT aS
Snelbaker; Brown Co. agt. Bowling, and North
ern Liberty Market Co. agt. Click; defaults. Van
Riswick agt. Cissell demurrer sustained and de-
PENDANTS pleas to amend, &c. Anderson agt.
smith: suit dismissed. Tolman agt. Phelps; on
hearing.
EQUITY COuRT--Jud1e James
Yesterday, Rogers agt Dye; rule en- defendant
returnable June 2 granted. Hume agt. Brown;
testimony ordered taken In forty days. Blake agt
FAINT; F. H. Mackey appointed guardian ad litefn
Fitzgerald agt Fitzgerald; divorce vinculo mat
rimonii granted Woodruff agt. National Shelf
and File company; hearing continued.
Affairs In West Washington.
LINTHICuM INsTITUTE.-The eighth annual COM
mencement OF the Linthtcum Institute was held at
the Curtis school building last evening. The hall
was crowded to its utmost capacity. The program
comprised prayer by Rev. John s. Lindsay; sal
Nordlinger and w. j. Indermauer; a scene from
'Richelieu," by T. Nordlinger and 4. H. Strasbur-
ger; and the comedy Of ''1ncog, or Fine Feathers