Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-08
CITY AND DISTRICT.
COndenSea Locals.

CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.
street lamps will be lighted at 6:55 pm. and
eXtfngufSh1d at As am.
The Washington Catholic says that Miss Amelia
Tiglman. who was recently severely injured at
Saratoga, never belonged to St AugustneSs choir
anu WAS never authorized to give concerts for the
Union Wesley church, on 23d street. has been
crowded every night this week. Sixteen Dersons
have professed to be converted so far and thirty.
Christ Chi '''A'' "'' SeeA'ns redemption through
AT Ilmms hall last night, Capt. Donald McCathran
was elected to command the company, Mr.. w. Y.
Clarke was elected first lieutenant and Mr. Jarvis
AoudeD second lieutenant
While Robert Mattingly, son OF Mr.. Geo. E. Mat
un!ly, OF south Washington, was cunning for
birds on the Potomac fats yesterday his gun ex-
plooed, laceratng one OF his hands In such a man
ner as TO render amputation necessary.
Olncer THOMPSON, OF the fifth precinct, yeSter-
day rescued a young girl from life of shame
Her Name Is Laura May, and sue was reared in an
orphan asylum In this city Officer Thomson as
pertaining her history took her to his home Sh,
Is but Is years OF age
Attention is called to the special notice of the
Uniformed Battalion OF l. o. o. F. and their visit
70 Providence and Boston on the 18th. Tickets can
be procured OF Thos w. Fowler, 921 street north
Private Detective James McDav1tt has estab
nshed his Office In room 2, No. 939 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue His long and successful experience ena-
The mother of Mr.. j. s. Moss and grandmother
OF 6. W. Moss, (gent OF the Adams express com
pany) died at the residence OF her son. in Mon
treai, Canada, Thursday, at the age OF 1O2 years
and 70 days.
Baltimore Commandery, No 2, Knights Tenn
age to Mt. Vernon Wednesday, October g. While
In washington they Will be the guests Of No /
Commandery OF this city.
MI: A Lisner, proprietor OF the Palais ROYAL.
wv. wno mas. curing the summer, made an extended
tour through England, ,rmany and France, ar
Msed nome last nigpt- Upon going to his store
this morning he was warmly welcomed by his en-
ployeS As "a testimonial OF their esteem they pre-
sented him with very fine crayon portrait Of
himself, which he found hanging in his ofrice
This morning. in the Police Court, j. H. Price
vas nned siO Tor INDUCING in profane language on
A warrant was issued from the Police Court this
x,.e1noo On against young man named John
charges that the defendant was in his employ and
converted two quarts of ice cream to his own use.
The ReOpeninE Of the Public Schools.
5A1 PROGRAM TO BE FOLLOWED IN REoRGANIzING-
REUNION OF TEACHERS-ISsUING TICKETS TO
NEW SCHOLARS
Next Monday the schoolboy, with "shining
morning face,p with package OF books In one
hand beanshooter In the other, will again appear
on the streets OF Washington. This morning, In
each school division, the teachers had a sort of
reunion in the office OF the supervising principal
Noses were counted and plans laid for the fall and
winter campaign. The young ladies also COM
pared notes OF their vacation frOlics The pro-
gram adopted by the school board for the opening
OF the schools IS as follows:
tickets or admission shall be issued by the SUI.
pervssng Principals OF the several school divisions
to- p. M, on the third fourth, NTH sixth. sew
enth ana eighth days OF September.
No tickets shall be Issued ON Monday the
tenth day OF September.
on Monday. September 10th, each teacher shall
receive only those pupils ually on the roll at the
transfers and organize the school
Each teacher shall report in person to the
supervising principal. at his once on MONDAY. by
I'D. tn n or
ner sehool' OF which record shall be kept by the
On Tuesday, September 18th. teachers shall,
ADMIT pupils presenting tickets. The number of
appneants shall. on the same day Tuesday) i'm
me0iateiy on the adjournment OF the school, be re-
ported, without fall by each teacher 10 .he sI1ner
viSins principal at his Office.
., On and after Tuesday, September nth. tickets
OF ADMISSION shall be issued TO applicants on each
school day by the supervising principal at such
hour as he may designate.
NUMBER OF ADMISSION TICKETS so FAR ISSUED
the business OF issuing tickets was temporarily
interrupted this morning In the various districts
as the supervising principals had other matters to
attend TO In connection with the opening of the
schools The number OF tickets OF admission is
sued n the various divisions OF white schools I'D
prncIpas as f fe,n ~ the Supervising
and ao oo ana 'o9 second DIVISION between $50
AO; htth DIVISION (Georgetown), 1884,
THE GREAT RUSH FOR TICKETS
IS expected tonight and Monday These tickets
90 not all represent new scholars. Tickets have
70 DC obtained not only by new applicants, but
also by pupils who were In the schools last wear
out ieIt before the regular closing day.
In the county schools tickets are not issued as
IKE those IN the drent divisions IN sh PAGES
The pupils who 10 go to the county schools
VIII assemble at the different school housesMonday
and make their applications directly = the
teacher. y VIC
TEACHERS MEETINGS
were held In all the divisions to-day though at
rar.sh Atrpr
pal Of the fifth division, met his teachers at the
Curtis building at $50 am. The teachers of the
nrst oiVtsion assembled at the Franklin building
u l0oclock. They were addressed by Prof Conn.
1e ntirins principal, and introduced to Mr. n D.
the County see M SSpp The
building at haif-past ten O'Clock, Mr. Kecne. the
MP PrnRsI Ips1 Q, county schools
the county schools on the school board
was present and talked with the teachers. MI
tne seaton building at noon, and Mr. Stuart. Of
the third DIVISION met the teachers I'm his diysion
The Eour for the meeting OF the teacSers or I'M Mr
r,nompson's division, the third, was O'Clock The
the Sumner building at o. M. ana the can Se at
Of Tie eighth division (colored) win meet at the
:onn ~, =: COX building &C = O'Clock. At these
teachers meetings the arrangements for the yea ,
we're announced, and record books and lists c Of
text books were distributed W
TIE coLoRsD SCHOOLS.
The indications respecting the colored schools
are that there viii be large addition to the num-
Der CT pupils this year. Mr. e. p. Montgomery.
supervising principal OF the nth DIVISION had issued
up to to-day 80 tickets, most all OF which have
oeen 10 new pupils Mr. Montgomery says he ex.
8ects great rush this evening and Monday. Mr.
tar about 800 tickets ~ ~
WASHINGTON SCHOOL BoYa-Four OF last year's
AyrcS Brney, Stock and Stott-haye entered the
nesnman class OF Lehi1h University There are
noM we've OF our Washington young men In tai