Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06
Local Notes.

Among the donations received by the Homeo-
pathlc DispenSary Association since the report of
December 9Th, are the following: Mr. c. c. Bryan.
$40; DR.. Verdi two medical works; Gen. VIM
Brney legal services in drawing up bond of treas.
urer; w. G. MetzerOtt, a large box for wood and
coal.
d. c. Gilman, president OF John Hopkins Univer-
slty, OF baltimore. has been elected president and
Prof. A. Graham Bell, vice president of the cOrpo-
ration recently established for the purpose or pub
ish1ng an illustrated weekly scientific Journal to
be called Science.
Simon Lodenski, native OF ROumania who had
MS throat cut from ear TO ear by robbers six years
ago, and has since then breathed through silver
tube emerging from the windpipe was exhibited
last evening subject before class OF students
OF the Georeetow Mecical College, DIR. Carroll
Morgan explaining the features OF the case with a
A reception was given last evening at the North
Baptist church to the new pastor, Rev. Dr. j. l..
Loige. A pleasant entertainment was given In
which Miss Emma Detweiler, Miss Gertie Wood,
Mr. }. b. Philip, and other members OF the Sab
The alarm OF fire at 3:45 O'clock yesterday after
noon from box 45. was for the partial burning OF
house No. 1851 Union street, South washington.
the house being occupied at the time by August
Dolman. and owned by Mr. E. q. Wheeler. The
fire was caused by defective tiue; damage about
There has been an inadequate supply or water
at the stone dressing works OF the Washington
monument Tor several weeks past, interfering
seriously with the progress OF the work there.
Major Brock, OF the police department, is re-
ported as suffering relapse or pneumonia, and
ms physician, Dr.. j. c. Morgan, thinks he is very
The health Office records show that Mr. F. A.
FIJI, who died last Tuesday. died of heart disease.
The junior class OF the National Law School
nave presented their teacher, Professor CaruSi,
with setOf splendid bound Waverly Moves, as
token OF esteem.
Christian A. Fleetwood today filed a bill in
equity against j. NJ. Hawkensw0rth and John X.
ncn asking the substitution OF trustee In place
OF HawkenSworth.
"A banquet will be given by the sYale Alumni"
OF this city at Abners after the concert Monday
night by the Yale glee club.
prosecuting Attorney Chas. s. Moore will be
absent from the Police Court next week, and Mr.
Randolph Coyle. OF the district attorneys Office,
will fill his place.
The WEST END DUCKrNG CLUB.-At q meeting
OF the West End Duck1ng club, held at the REM
lngtOn Arms agency, January a. S3, several i'm
portant amendments to the constitution and
bylaws were adopted and the annual election OF
officers was held. with the foil owing result: Presi-
dent, Mr.. John Irwin; vice res dent, NJ. A. Tap-
pan; secretary and treasurer w. W. Bowman.
Board OF directOrS-John Irwin. NJ A. Tappan W.
h. Burford, w. w. Bowman and A. S. Bryan. The
club was reported in first-class condition, with
Splendid prospects for future sport at its new
grounds, Aqua creek. The name OF Mr. A. A.
Blrney has been added to the membership OF the
club.
Judge smell Will deliver his opinion in the Dickson
case next Monday, and counsel In the case haze
been notified to that effect