Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-15

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northwest The coat was recovered at Gold
schInldts secondhand store, Oh AZ street south
west
NATIONAL THEaTER.-Mr. John Mccullough gave
mastery presentation OF RicIeifeu last hight and
was repeatedly recalled Tonight he will appear
Ia "N1rginluS."
The CARROLL lSSTITUTK-At a meeting OF the
CARO-! Institute last evening u communication
was read from Rev James ii. Mitchell, of Brooklyn,
y Y. President OF the C. Y NJ. y. union. relating
70 the orh OF the organization as set forth III the
Proceedings OF the last national conventions and, In
accordance Herewith, the institute adopted
RESOLUTION that It's members would receive holy
communion i'll Il body. at 81. Patricks church. ON
sunday morning, March q next The building
committee OF ten was instructed To make necessary
arrangements FOR a fair To aid in liquldating the
Gebt On the new building. Ii was further resolved
that the Institute would send a delegation OF its
members 70 Baltimore early next month To assist
Ia the reception OF Archbishop Gibbons, who is the
honorary president OF the institute.
The WENDELL PHILLIPS MEMORIAL MEETING
meeting OF the general committee 10 arrange for
Wendell Phillips memorial meeting was held last
night at the Berean Baptist church, Hon. B. H.
Bruce presiding and Mr.. Henry Johnson acting as
secretary Ii was reported that eX-GOy. Long, of
Mass, MI. Fred. Douglass, DIR. Rankin and prof
Greener had accepted Invitations to speak
Answers from others who have been invited TO
speak are expected daily. Mr. VI. VI. Holland. from
the subcommittee on arrangements reported that
Congregational church had been secured for the
evening of February .l. and that the Orphels club
nad consented 10 tdhe charge OF the music Hon.
b. h. Bruce viii preside. Mr.. Henry johnson will
act as secretary and Rev Walter Brooks. OF the
Nineteenth-street Baptist church, as chaplain.
Dr. Furman Shaid reported that sufficient funds
had been subscribed by the committee and other
Citizens 10 defray the Necessary expenses The
lazy teachers In the public schools have signifed
their Intention 10 present suitable floral offerings
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harlan Will lend for the occa-
son d ~eii-eAecuted OH painting OF Mr. Phillips.
FoRD's OPER. HoUsE--The production Of spa
uence by the Ideals last night was before a large
AZ To ratr-fat
Diayolo- VIII be gwen. with Whitney, Stone u
man, and rockingham In the cast.
PROF. GREESER AND TIE HARVARD ALUMNI
The fact that Prof. X. Il. Greener the colored
graduate OF Harvard. Was not present at the alumni
banquet Wednesday evening. has been commented
upon. When asked about II Professor Greener said:
II DIDN'T go 10 the meeting simply because was
not invited have Attended alumni lneetinvs in
Boston. New York. and other cities. but do not
know why was left out last evening and TO tell
the Truth don care
SR BrSpY,s Stfr DIsyrssEp-'rhe su,, NJ Cboe
:. Bundy against the Bar association Of this Dis
trict. filed November IL 1882 for $4,000 damages
; been dismissed by direction nj the complainant
The suit grew out Uf resolution passed bv the Bar
association To the effect tha. .JI:iye Bllndy WAS
Hot NJ person TO be appointed judge OF the Police
court and recommended 10 the presiding Judge OF
the Criminal Court that he should not again be ap-
pointed 10 serve during Judge SHELLS absence.
AMATEUR OPERETTA AND C0AEDy.-The comedy
aCigarette rroIn Java" and the operetta Charity
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coin hall Tomorrow afternoon and evening.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs--DceCis In fee have been
Ned as follows: John sherman. trustee 10 F. A.
Nichols lot :. 81 S69. sl.l5O- Chas- ID. Suett to W.
A.. BENSON lot a. $40. ~ 623; 5000. George A.
.'alton 10 w A Mckinney, lots 10 $. sub So AS
=: + G Younger 10 l. H. schneidsS, part IL,
81 sie; Ssl7 Joseph Piper 10 John {. <leln, pit.
!, 81. SO: $500 Sarah \ Arnold TO T. J. clark
lot Sc, So gs.; 3. q. Bige.ow to George 4
Arnes. pit lot II. sub So. ZIP, and farm In Viz
sub 50. go; 500 - u, " " y
CLOSING SALE OF HAEsEss.-A closing sale OF the
lng'S auction rOCElS on Monday next AT 10 o'cock
ain, when tine entire lot viii be closed out EN-
tracing about rity sets, some OF them Of anest
quality.
RENovAL-Messrs- Dalton & Strickland. dealers
IN boots and shoes, have removed from their old
stand, No sO3 Pennsylvania avenue TO e3s Penn
sylVanla avenue. In the same block. They are now
prepared 10 serve the trade with a full stock and
are caily In receipt OF new goods
JCDss SMELLS WAR On TIE LoArERs-Judge
Smell said to-day thar he had spoken TO Major DYE
concerning the loungers about the Police Court.
and Major Dye had charged the detectives 70 ar
he would not hesitate long about sending these OF
tenders down for vagrancy. All respectable citi-
crowded out by these babituaI loafers Persons
who stand outside 10 look at prisoners going he
tween the court house and the maria" had better
take warning.
THE FCSzRAL OF Dr.. BoYD-The funeral Of the
late William Boyd took place at his residence ON
Virginia avenue, at two o'clock this afternoon The
deceased was not believer In christianity and In
accordance with his wishes the services OF clergy
man were dispensed with DR.. Smith, spirituaf1st
and friend OF the deceased, made short address
70 the persons assembled and at its close thOody
was removed TO It's last resting place.
ASSOCIATED CHixrTIRsl-The board OF the eighth
SUBDIVISION met Thursday evening at No no
street northeast-present Prof j. W. Chickerng,
Rresident; Charles JunXen, treasurer; Mrs. W. c.
Dodge, MIS- Charles Junken, and A. N. KanOuse
secretary The report showed ~ white families (3S
personS aided since last meeting, and Is colOrei
LAnliles composed OF So persons. Packages OF gro
ceres distributed S. OF meat 80 lbs of shoes pairs
amount expended Tor fuel &C, $ls; received from
iamliy o. senator MorG n sl4; from other sources
-; receipts OF the evening 500
AnknIloN Is called TO the sale Of stocks at auc-
o0A BY DuncAnson Bros The list embraa,es sOsne
ne oess local stocks, which are good Investments