Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-01
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

STREET ialnTS VIII be lighted at As r. m; ex-
The ST. Louis club beat the Nationals yesterday
afternoon by score of II TOT,
This afternoon. in The Police Court, the charge
o. forgery against G. E. Green WIS dismissed
II was hanson cab and not a heriic coach
johnson Wednesday evening.
Tie apFt alton OF Z. K Hines for admission to
ahe par has been referred to the examining COM
mite" o. the Court In General Term.
The Will OF the late IL ibath Mi!lerf,ed yester-
DAY, leaves all her pronerty to Charles Marshall
after payment of her d. BITS.
Connilnder VIM III. Mills, OF Sumner Post No
.. q. a X, wants II uni 'rS.o0i that he was not
the coIiiin ~ Ter OF c0iorei post who said that
Inc eGiored soldiers at Arlington were buried
among the transfers. In n note to THE STAR
ne says lie '!nade no such remark, and would not
De gully OF such a falsthOod. but such remark
Vas inlde-" CDmmln:er Reyeis, OF Post No O.
nlade the speech at :he graves or the coIore1
Notwithstanding the talk about cool Nav
weather this year. the signal service summary for
the month shows that the mean temporal ure was
40 degrees, "Iil. IN May last year the mean
temperature Was 532, or nearly AZ degrees lower
ME- a.l Mrs. George Wagner, 0f street, cele-
DRAFTED informally last evening the fifteenth ami
serstry of tarIr marriage several han1so,ne
1lordl tributes and black gro5 grain silk Tor Mrs
Van we're among the PRESENTS received from
NOR. wa '''A ''i'i
Tn Unitarian picnic Is Tomorrow SATURDAY,
Rob 4 Fus:tr, OF West Washington, was fined
40 ia the Police Court today for Keeping his bar
oith On sun 'dy An appeal was noted and bonds
given. Barbara .ier was fineI 80 Tor kern'nc,
her bar open alter midnight f7
Ftiz schitgel, li.Ianu"l Lacy, ana John b. Bar
iJcije were put on trial In the Police Court
to-d4y en- The charge oi being unlicensed cattle
oILJ.hFlS-nhying am selling horses. They all
tid.tht'' li.-.t they were employed by we-known
horsetradeG|, aud had no capital of their own
MI. u1;e Smell said tlat according 20 this
d. - III ~ az the business OF the city could be
eoie on on. license They were given one week
10 BIn- GTt licenses.
Yesterday afternoon on .cr Stahl f1u1f a dead
Wet. ' hui H.
John Taylor.wto died suddenly yesterday while
az work 7n l5;h.near street northwest. as sttrd
III The STAR last evening. Is the man who Killed
joan tl4rk Oh the klngle farm some two months
ago
Thomas Nickens colored, was sentenced to SIX
months Ia jail 10y JG ige Smell this afternoon for
ss.,lnhS Two setS OF harness from Church d
stephenson, his employers.
AtcH-yetr-ot1 coiOrcf boy, ramcd VIM Harris
wa, peiUrt t1e Police Court to-day, Tor stealing
TeiCrin school during minority.
InE RAILROAD COMPANY BI..MEp-Tae coro-
ner'S jury In The case OF Squire Wilkins the
eol1rGi man who Vas killed "Wednesday night
near Jennings by b ing struck by the engine of
an oUlwar,i-lound tram, rendered verdict at
The Inquest yesterday that Williams came 10 his
deati iEen injuries received from being run into
by Tue cits'ne, and that the railway company hal
hight watch,Ean 1T the crossing.
The SCHUFTzEEFEST PRIvIrFGEe-The following
were TIE successful bidders at the sale ihe priv
1e5 Ter the coming S"HCctZCEteSts al the ScEuet-
I'm Park yesterday afternoon: Bar No l. Julius
Jtetculih. >l-0; bar No = Henry Nickel, $50;
bar No 3. Ftancis Muclle-, sll5: confectionery
stanf H. S'hocfCr, SOS; sausage stand Chlrl =
fDsi 40: r3fil booth. A. Iah $40; shooting stand
NO |. JoAn B1htrSIAta, SiS: shooting stand No
JGhh Ea@cfSiah, 80; spinning hors.s S j.
Parker $780, carriage holse, John Mu,yeler $50
THE HOWARD COLLEGIATE Co1YESCrgryr The
twelfth annual Commcnceine Mt OF the COLLEGE de-
IdrtlnenJ OF Howard University WIS held In the
college chapel last evening. Prof. j. VI. Gregory
dean or the department. presided on tue uIat
Iori,. were seated the President members or the
TRUSTEES and faculty. 1ne graduates were David
e. D21a, samuel e. Collins ana TGpley S. ID. Ber-
ger. The program included orations by the grad
Clt"S. Mr.. Dean being the SalutatOrlan aud Mr.
Berger the vale IictOrian. The degrees were con-
ierrcd by PreSi tcat Patton. The honorary degree
OF Ii ID. was conferred upon Hon John r. Wait,
es connecticut, and the honorary degree or NJ. d.
On w III. SEAMAN, professor OF chemistry, The
exercises were very Interesting and reflect credit
upon the students and faculty. The board OF trus-
SstS ~ tlt ~ annual meeting Tuesday appointed
MI We Lane professor OF Greek. Mr.. Lane is n
graduate or the Institution an also a graduate OF
Amherst COLLEGE. Rev. William Waring was
eIecC.d 10 succeed Gen o. o. Howard fn the trus-
zee board, the general having Resigned. Mr. A. 8.
trustees. ~ ~
MT PLEASANT PRoPEKTy.-A chance for invest.
Ment press ats itself in the sale OF ya1uabN. lots nj
M'. Pieassn AT. advertised by Walter b. Williams &
Co., auctOneerS, 10 take place Monday evening
June 4Lh, at O'Clock. See advertisement I'm the
auction eoluian.
FURNITURE AT AUcrIoN.-walter B. Williams &
Co. auc,:oneers, Will sell tomorrow morning
lection CT furniture.