Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-12
CotsSsensea Locals.

Rev. Wl1. Gibbons, OF Zion Baptist church tcol-
eIe'a, bdolZed III converts in the Potomac. near
tae Old SyC3u ore. yesterday. There were several
GousaDd spectators present.
The funeral OF the late Ethelbert p. Oliphant
took pace from the Assembly Presbyterian church,
saturday afternoon Rev Geo. -. Little Oilclated
The pail bearers wn~r NeSSTS. HOweS, Heglman,
whitley, Salmon. Brown and sturgeon The In
teT was made at Greenwood cemetery
The executive committee OF the Washington
Press clue at meeting Saturday night perfected
arrangements for the moonlight excursion to Mar
shall HAIL. 10 be given LeAt Friday evening on the
Steamer ". ". CoTcoran.
y cooking main between East and WestW Washing
bridge Two battles We're Fought Dotn Oh WHICH
wcr" won 10y the West Washington birds.
th..rItS "hlte, \. y; Clapp w /: lowing, p: r.
Fuller. Charles 5. Bradley. CIV Gray, and E. Cam
mack, the Old board of directors or the Belt Line
Railway. We're reelected saturday.
vt the second nrIll CONNIE ncement OF the Car
Held kindergarten Training school, Friday evening,
The following composed the graduating class: Mel
Ii SPENCER FI,itlI.I J. BOWtloin MAY Crosby, Mary
T. Van De S2r'je, and Anna VI. Savoy.
At the entertainment 10 be given at "Wfllard
HaIi' tO-Inorrow evening, for the benefit OF 81.
untcered TO recite collins celebrated ode on the
passions, in which ne Will portray the following
different PASSIONS Fear, anger, hate, melancholy,
JeelG;.sy, revenge. hone and joy.
0-sicer Anderson reports finding dead colOred
female infant IN the parking on street, near 18th
street. northwest.
osnllafujs come from various sections OF the city
or d.preiJJiorS on flower beds within the street
parkiUcS ~ Migrants and ilierS who In some cases
taAe Cp the plants tv the roots.
Damon ari PvthaS' Will be brought out to-
night and Tomorrow night at GonZaga hall by tai
euttd ana Il trained amateurs The scenery,
music ana costumes viii be iirst-claSs-
The Charity Fair 10 b1 0Dened tomorrow even
In. and cunt-aJie,t through Wednesday and We'd
ne~idy evening. at the National Rifles arTnory,
Will possess several novel anu attractive features,
ending Il series II tableauX arranged with much
care AMI = gypsy camp. The entertainment is
given under the direction or number OF ladies
pr1.aiueIlt n society.
Goodwin Bros. whose success IN the past In fur
rbo
d1ce placed il them. viii have their headquarters
They VIII execute commissions at the track for
parties unable 10 attend the races. Their head
quarters II Baltimore next week viii be at Bar
nuns hotel
3n unusually attractive program is offered for
The enJeTt sinIaenJ to ne given at the COnSrega-
tlCGaI cuuTcn this evening for the benefit of the
East Washington Industrial school Mrs Morgan
translation hy DIT. j. E Rankin of Burgess
"Lenure.- Miss Maud Morgan, OF New York. Will
piay the harp and Mr.. Iheo. ingalls, King the
piano.
me pJunD doctor Is wanted at the corner Of 18TH
ard Boundary streets and on 18th. near street
III the Criminal Court Judge Macarthur, to-day,
IN the case OF Sonny 4. Webb. charged with re-
ceiving stolen goods "a pair OF Judge James Har-
laZ's pants q Role pros was entered.
Nr. Il. erosion, foreman OF the JOB room, Govern
ulent Printing office. who has been III for two
weeks, viii he able 10 return TO his desk in a few
DAYS
y. w Burchen was to-day excused as petit
juror of the Criminal Court.
Mr.. W. A. MillOy. the crier OF the Circuit Court,
VINO is recovering from long Illness and MI. III. c.
Shoies, OF the Equity Court have exchanged places
temporarily.