Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-21
Condensed Locals.

street lamps will be lighted at 30 p. m and ex-
unCuished ut 3:50 a.
Mr. Reginald FendaI has been appointed admin
stTator OF the estate OF Gilbert NJ Wight; bond OF
$4,000
4 complimentary May ball given by the Union
Veteran corps at Masonic Temple last night was
largely attended.
Free Dispensary last evening IN aid OF the notltu-
fiOn. was well attended Mrs Jane Z. EitZ. vice
President OF the institution, and staff Of young
ladies', entertained The visitors.
Mt. p. L. Carson, deiegate-elect TO the republican
convention at Chicago, was serenaded last
night by the National brass band. Speeches We're
made by Messrs- Carson Geo. ". Stewart, \. St A.
Smith, Philip Joseph, VIM Aurrell and others
the AnthrOpoiogical society held its closing
meeting Tor the season 81 the Army Medical
museuIn. Dr. Swan, Nh Burnett, Dr. Elmer k
Reynolds and Mr VIM. ID. Holmes read papers.
Mr. Charles NJ Nye, OF this city. delivered q
lecture ON Monday night at Emmanuel NJ. E
church, IN Baltimore, and was presented with i
handsome gold badge. Miss Daniels, o. this city.
received at the same time beautiful basket OF
flowers
officer Clawson found dead male colored infant
last night OH vacant lot On i2th, between K and y
The Athletics captured game from the Wash
ingtons ia Philadelphia yesterday. score II 10 }.
BY hard hitting aided by 1--WE errors. the Athletics
made eight runs Ia the first inning.
The 18th anniversary OF the wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ii. Burklart wa, celebrated Monday evening
o. their home, al X street northwest. About one
hundred friends or the couple were present, tn-
cullng. SOI from Baltimore Norfolk and Frederick
city. Md. The presents were numerous
Richard Lane and John heller, TWO colOred
nlen were tried in the Fairfax ,sa-) court Monday,
and convicted OF stealing a COW. and sentenced 10
Hour years in the penltentaTy- They were arrested
In December last IA this city, by Officer Nicholson,
OF The NTH precinct.
the U. 5 navy, who died on Monday night, VIII take
place Tomorrow morning at O'Clock from his late
residence, SOC 21St street northwest. The remains
Will be taken 10 Philadelphia
J. r. Morris, the elder son OF Mrs. Ida r. Morris,
of 2l45 ii street northwest, passed the examination
for admission, as naval cadet, TO the L. =. naval
academy with high hOnOrS. standing among the
first five in a class OF Seventy-seyen. Mr Morris
has ior the last three years been student at the
Emerson Institute.
The Washington Aid association for assisting in
construction Ol home for needy disabled eX-con-
1ederate SOliierS in the vicinity OF Richmond VIII
hold meeting this evening ut the National hotel.
Gen. K Z. Co,stOn l. 10 give lecture on Egypt
ana the SOuian 1oT ITS benefit, next Monday even
Ing, at Masonic Temple
Mrs Eiizabeta Poole, 1875 sth street northwest,
reports threa Ingram carpets, valued Ut SO, stolen
last night
The Close OF the Meet.
THE BICYCLE RACES AT TIE ATHLETIC PARK YES
TEkDAY AFTEKNOO>-A BANQUET AT wILLARDS.
The league bicycle races at Athletic Park yester-
day afternoon attracted an immense audience, over
5000 people being present.
The first race. p miles, had only two starters
Chasl Frazier, OF Smirhyille, " J., and H. j. Han,
jr. Of Brooklyn Frazier Won In ss;42 Halls time,
The second race. 10 mills. also had but two
starters-JOhn Brooks OF Elnira, and c. III. Chick
eriny, Of Smithville. NJ. Brooks changed his ma
chine twice, but by hard riding made I'D Tor lost
time. and won after hot squirt down the home
stretch. in 500: ChtckeT1ng. 36-ts3 10
The th.rc rae. I!les. was contested by Brooks,
Chickering, and t. ". Hanna. OI Washington. Hanna
took the lead and kept il 10 the finish although
his two competitors took turns in squirting him;
time. 10:a6]s- The audience was delighted with
Ianna'S victory, and his club mates carried him ON
their shoulders amidst loud cheers.
The fourth race. mile. expected to be the
event OF the day the famous star rider. Frazier
and the amateur champion, Hendee. were pfttet
against each other The audience was greatly
disappointed when In the second lap FraZerS
machine broke, and he was unable 70 regain the
distance lost In changing. Hendee'S mile was
made in 3G6N.
The one mile tricycle. race was The last on the
program. The starters were Hendee and l. III.
Johnson, OF Orange. y J. The race was intensely
interesting. Hendee won by only an eighth of q
second Tlple. 35s%-
The proceedings OF the league meet We're con-
Guided last evening by a grand banquet at VIII
lardS. Pleasant speeches were made, toasts
drunk. &c. Many OF the visiting wheelmen left
on the special train after the banquet, and more
lett this morning.