Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-08
Howard University Medical school.

Howard University Medical school.
TWENTY-ONE MORE NEW DOCTORS
lWenty-One gentlemen and ladies Will graduate
at the commencement exercises OF Howard unIver-
slty medical school next Monday night as follows:
Kate Dellcourt Barstow, New York: Katharine
Frances Beatty, Mchigan; Jules Frederick Billiard,
a. NJ, Maryland; Charles Augustus Chase, A. NJ.
Maine: Augustus Burt Coolidge, New York; William
Edward Dinenderfer, West Virginia; William Ged-
deS, Indiana; Mary Eliza Hartwell, Ohio: William
Davis Hughes, a. NJ, Ohio: Albert Lafayette Jack
son, New YORK; John Melvin Lamb, PENNSYLVANIA:
tTci Of roIunI Lc Iowa; Thomas Martini Dis
llnir F. deNicdtnan, a. b., Phar. d. Russia Edward
Fletcher Norcross. Vermont; John Coke Norwood,
rice Fischer Pilgrim, A. b.. New Jersey: Louis GRO
land. 30
THE NATIONAL NEXT WEEK.-MRS.. Henderson's
new play entitled "Claire and the Forge Master"
VIII bc produced here next week by Miss Maud
Granger and a strong dramatic company. Miss
GranTcrS powers as an emotional actress are IN
questioned, and this new play is adapted TO exhibit
ton are highly praised wherever produced, AMI a
successful engagement here is predicted
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEH.-Mr Joseph Roem-
iheie, died on Thursday aged So years. AT the resi-
Mr.. RocnIneie OF the Old first ward family of
That name. He was carpenter by trade. In his
young days he was an active fireman. Iiewas of
Ills funeral Will take place tomorrow afternoon.
THEATER CoaiQUE.-Large audiences have been
attracted by the entertaining performance which
mas held the boards at the COmiQue during the
week Mr. Harry Montague has arranged n new
anu what promises To he very interesting extrav-
asanza for next week, which he calls oscar is
Mid" concluding with an esthetic quadrllle.
tanning o10 and variety performance, will furnish
ample amusement for the lovers OF variety during
The coming week.
MARGARET CoRBETT's WILI--The last will OF
Margaret Corbett, filed yesterday, leaves all the
money which she had at the time OF her death to
Cathar1ne COrbett, and directs that the balance OF
the money due her from the last Will OF James
rngerad deceased BE- equally divided between
points Catharine Corbctt. executrix.
museum have not allowed the interest In their en-
tertainment TO flag, and judging by the prepare
1lonS Tor next week they intend to increase it, New
stars and many other additional attractions are
promised.
SHE HUMANE SOCIETY.-At a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Humane society yester-
day AFTERNOON 1t was reported by the treasurer that
$122 had been received from Mrs McCaWley "a the
proceeds or the promenade concert at the navy
yard Mrs A. A. Hayes reported SOS as the sOciety;s
share OF the dramatic entertainment at Lincoln
nan Inc general agent reported prOpOsttiOn
from School superintendent Wilson that the read.
Ing OF the prize essays and distribution of the
awards inc GIT OF Mrs. Murray be had In the High
school building on the evening OF the 5th OF April
next, In presence OF the parents OF the essaytsts
te Teachers OF the schools, and the members OF the
Humane society. The proposition was agreed to
hospital for sick and injured animals has been
established by the s. r. c. A. OF the District In
WOrney's stables ~
T. NJ. c. a. RooMs.-Prof A. S. Boyd viii give
free lecture Oh "Thc art or memory" this evening"
A CrKlous ExHIEIrIoN.-At AS eth street north.
west can he seen for ten cents the wOnferful an
tomatic city, which Is great specimen of mechan-
ical Ingenuity, well worth the price Of admission
EXTRA PULLMAN SLR.PERs BErwRxy Nrv voyx
AND RICHMOND, VA.-Commencing Thursday, March
| In service between New York and Richmond Va
additional sleeping cars to be attached 10 the train
leaving New York at 900 p. m, and train leaynr
ElchEaold, Va. for New York at $50 p. %.