Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-11
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IwEETT-HNE PHYSICIANS GRADUATED FROM HOWARD
l<ifE&~ITE-ph- rUREIs sPGA!.S A WORD AS To
''svNppFFS DUCt0iS.
T"':.-,-one yong doctors graduated from the
Ia'Tafl Uai'crst, III deal school last Iirht The
comm h@",nent exercises were held at The Con
EIcEAt171.tl church, which WAS crowded b. the
friends q The students receiving III II hoaors on
Tie OCCASION. DIR. IUryiS, who delivered the ad-
Gitf$ - TIA gc3dtI!C, sid. in tie caur~fS Of his
ft.i@rAS thtt they !Iol look with special respect
an3 80 -S..!aTatton upon the government CLERK Who
STUDIED medicine and streFc To gain for them
= iFN!'l3ll III TN. piGc>-ian though they were cried
Gown as ''-;ITONn Doctors The vailed Glory was
Delivered by j. Melvin Lamb. ". ID. Fred Dol;u;:s,
sat On the stag" tn u, members az fLp f,.u ~
hc following were TIE graduates: Maze UcIco;trt
Ga-stGw. y. Y; katharine Frances Realty. Mich:
jus Frederick BLIZZARD \. ". Md: Charles Angus
U th,tS'. y. NJ. G,iIE": iUglst;Is Burt Coolidge
y y; Williara Edwin Dieffcndrrier w Va: Win
t't'i'iS. md; Mary EllZa Hlrtwell Ohio; William
D1yis hq-ies; A. ~, Ohio; Hibert Lafayette Jack
Lccch, Iowa: Thomas Martin D. 4: TEoS ;JfIIpr
Mh'h.: Vladimir T. dcNieInln. A.. b. phar. d.
ku4si..; Edward Fletcher No-cross Vt: John COKE
Norwood, y e.: Geo Nelson Peary. Oi.to: Maurice
Ii'eh45 hgriin, A. H.. y; J.; Louis Crotner lur-
u III, Fla: John Sc'ram Nc,!t0rtl, England Pest
Sfad.,,t-Ain- stewart Bel. MD, Iud
DEATH OF A VETERAN RAILROAD M.s.-capt
john teiIh., yard master Of the Baltimore and
ONO railroad station In th., city Ced sn,,ay n,rit
at his h":le, M. 1CJ ID street nor Invest = r(, 81
years capt Collin, was wei known having been
Ia 'hc company employ many years. and having
Won the respect Of all Who knew hi.n He WAS
born near aStOn>Silie. Montgomery county Md
and entered the employ of This railroad n, I,1 as
UFAkc7IdIi For many years he Tan Il local Irc.hr
between Baltimore and this city. Afterwards ne
was passenger conductor, and for over twenty
years past has held the position OF disJaf..b Of
Trains ana ward master He was Considered one nf
Tine most expert railroad Inen III the country He
was LOT many years 4 member OF Wesley chapel
church
PAINTINGS AT ACCTIOS.-The sale Of PAINTINGS
now Ia progress at DOw!ings affords 10 the ncopIc
OF Washington what will probably be their las, on
portuiilty 10 get works OF art or that class AT ac-
tlon this season, and from the prices thus far real
Ked IL Is likely that bids will rule extremely low
Those on the lookout for bargains should therefore
lot pass this chance by. The closing sale will
occur to-.norrow at II and o'clock.
ROASTED CoFFEE.-E. lowering & Co, OF Baltt
more. are furnishing families IN Washington with a
sample OF their famous pure. good coffee They
6Sk houSeheeperS not TO take their word for IT, but
10 try LererngS coffee Tor themselves and to see IL
IL does not possess merits Rot 1cUrd IN ether coTees
See their advertisement
THE FRANKLIN Mutual RELIEF ASSoCI ALTON =
Al the annual meeting OF the FRANKLIN Mutual Re
lief association held at 81. Joscpl's han last even
Ing. rho following officers We're elected for tie
ensuing year: :. q. Mills. president: j. j. Fuller
vice PRESIDENT j. B. Saith. secretary, G.. " ROBIN
Son, treasurer; Er r. A. Foster. &. 4. kn,c,ey J.
~ Richards. j. ". Sh2fFr, :; Hes-, - i.tttcrson
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