Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-11


Law School, last evening, was Mr.. George W. AL
baugh, the representative OF r. G. Dunn & Co.'S
during his residence In washington, has discharged
the duties OF his responsible position in such a
satisfactory manner as to command the respect of
the entire business community.
An exempltfled copy OF the will Of Geo. Huntley,
OF New London, Conn, was filed to-day in the reg
Ster OF. Wills Office.
To-day JOSEPH j. Closkey was admitted to the
bar on the report of the examining committee.
A Logan Demonstration.
PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY Ex-soLpIERs
AND SAILORS.
At meeting Of ex-soldiers and sailors at G. A. r.
hall, corner OF 9Th and streets, last evening" TO
arrange for rendering to Gen. Logan the congratu-
latiOns Of his late comrades In his nominal
t1on to the ytce-presidency, an organization was
effected by electing Mr.. d. B. Gallatin president,
Geo. Holmes .viee-president, Horace Il. Brane
secretary, and NJ. ID. Months treasurer. The
following committees were appointed TO make
the arrangements for the demonstration
VIM Lawrence, Col r. NJ. Reynolds, Hon. Il. c.
Rogers, Cen Nv. ". Evans, Hon. NJ. a. Haynes,
Hon; B. Harrison. Hon Mr. Morey, Gen. W. W.
Dudley. Hon Robert Smalls, Capt. A. J. Cunning,
Hon. Thomas G. Hensey, Hon. Joseph W. Haw,ey.
Gen. Stuart Van Vliet, Gen. Arson G. McCook, NJ.
Swallow, Capt n. NJ Brooks, Gen b. F. Kelley,
Capt George e Lemon, Col Knifien, Gen; stark
we Charles King, esq, Captain C. W. Walker,
Weaver, Col z MeMchael, Mai: n. E. UrelI, Gen.
John John R. West, DE- A H: Mekim. Capt 4. W.
Vt. ". n,
Col Thos. NJ Bayne. Committee of arrange
ments0Capt C. p Crandall; Capt N. A. Dillon,
Appleton, Col T. r. Turnoun, Capt W. B. Brown,
Capt. Dennis OConnor, Capt j. I. II. Hall, Col. A.
die, L 5. Emery, Thomas Thompson. DR.. j. H.
Baxter, Capt W. w. Bliss, Nathan King. Henry
L En1 D. b Gallatin, J; W; Butcher, VIM II.
Atwood, Richard Henderson, Capt. A. s. Wall c.
b Fisher, c. A. Fleetwood, F. S. Kelly, Newton
Ferree, y. b. F1thian, j. NJ. keough Henry Filler
H. NJ Knight, q. M. Arnold, Col. W. o. Drew, W.
Sherwood, George VIM Hall, William winans
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Julius Sell
niger and Augusta Cohen: W. G. BOchmann and
Maggie Chrisman; j. F. Petit and Clara Warren,
both OF Alexandria, Va; Charles A. Krause and
Ella N. Fraeler; Frank Dixon and Fannie Pettey,
Doth OF Alexandria, Va.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Law COMMENCEMENT
An immense audience attended the commencement
exercises OF the law department OF the National
University last evening at the National Theater
The scene presented on the stage was rich and eff
fectiye and the floral display very elaborate. The
members of the faculty, invited guests and the
members OF the graduating class occupied seats on
the stage Prayer was offered by Rev Douglass F.
Forrest, ID. d., and then Judge Macarthur, the
president OF the faculty, made interesting adj
dress The address 10 the graduating class was de-
nyered by Hon. John GoOde, OF Virginia The
prizes were awarded as follows: University medal
Lor best post graduate examination. Mr.. Walter
Woollcott, New Jersey; the Macarthur gold medal
Tor the best senior examination, Mr.. Walter NJ VII
son, pennsylvania; silver medal for best junior ey
animation, Mr.. E y. Leech- The degrees In course
were then conferred upon the graduates, whose
names were published in yesterdays STAR
THE KENpALLWHIrE WEDDIxG-The marriage
OF Miss Hattie l. White. the daughter OF Mr. Geo
: II. B. White. cashier OF the Metropolitan bank 10
MI George H. Kendall. the president OF the Kendall
Bank Note company, OF New York was witnessed
: Dy large and fashionable audience at the New
YORK Avenue church last evening. The bridal cou-
pie stood under large marriage bell OF white lilies
brida
wore handsome costume Of white satin and was
attended by Miss Rosa Nacias as bridesmaid Mr.
Z l. White, a brother OF the bride, was grooms-
man The ushers We're III. X. Willard, r. c. BaIIan-
Tine, DIR. VIM Nicholson, and Raleigh sherman
AFTER tne ceremony at the church recepAOu was
held at the house OF the bride 1872. / street, The
bridal couple left the 10 O'Clock train and after
tour VIII go 10 Monticello, n. j., which VIII be
their future residence.
The "QrEES OF AMERICA" RETURNS TO CLAIM
HsR RIGHrs..Lueinda Benneld, seventy-four years
Old. the So-called "Queen OF America" who II viii
oe remembered, was sent TO her home In st Louis
about four weeks ago, has returned TO this citv
arrived here Monday, and that her purpose is TO be
lnstaIied INTO her proper Office. She insists that
Garfield Garfield made her queen and that Arthur is an
usurper, ana she wants her rights She stopped ar
MIS- HOwardS Monday night and yesterfay She
walked into the Louise Home with her baggage
stating that She would remain there until She col
her place. Word was sent 10 Lieut. Arnold on The
f0urth precinct, and he had her arrested She fold
inc neutenant that II he would aid her in getting
her Cabinet officers. 0'' u
DEATH OF Mr. JOHN BULI-Mr. John RuI, who
mas resided In this city for many years died ON
Monday the 9Th, OF Brights disease, at his resi-
oehce, No. l5io street northwest. He first came
here as a bank examiner and subseuuenrIy Wa.
engaged In the real estate and loan business man,
aging the financial matters OF a number OF lart-p
capitalists, among whom was Hon John r. Alley
OF massachusetts,, who Is said to be the wealrhiesf
resident OF Washington Mr. Bull was a man ~
tne highest character, OF great energy and enter
prise, and yet exceedingly modest He was mos,
unseinsh and tender hearted and a courtlv gen,Iee
man OF the old school The great nlIuher n,
friends who have learned TO love and respect him
VIII deeply regret his death and sympathize with
his bereayed widow. He was descended from the
historic Lieut. Thomas Bull OF Hartford Conn
VINO emlgrated from England to this country ir,
!SE, ana whose immediate descendants were reyo
lut1onary heroes
OF carriages buggfes, &C, at the Manufacfnrers'
nth i"'' Suas' June
10 be sold at Dowling's this evening Is a comnlefe
Set OF the Annals OF Congress, Congressional De-
bates and Congressional Globe and Record makino
complete record OF the proceedings and debates
N Congress from 1870 10 1883, something not often
found nowadays
Dowling's auction rooms will be continued AT "a,
0cDck this evening, when the valuable medical
BOOKS, viii be sold The medical books are mostly
Al latest editions and such as seldom met with
u the auction room.
FINE GOODS AT AUcTIoN.-The choice and artistic
pieces OF furniture, nne French plate mirrors brass
ana other elegant ornamental goods, TO be sold by
MI mos bowling at hts auction rooms llth and
pennsylvania avenue, on Friday next viii be on ex-
nioltion Tomorrow, and those parties wanting
enoace articles should attend The sale is without