Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-04
Condensed Locals.

An attractive musicale was given Saturday even
Ing at the residence of Professor Alexander De
Wolowski $40 New York avenue, by his advanced
pupils After its close the professor the recfp-
lent OF souvenir from his pupils elegant silver
pitcher and twelve silver gOblets from TtffaDys,
New York Although the presentation took the pro-
lessor by surprise he equal TO the occasion and
responded in a graceful speech
Mr.. j. Z. Higgins, OF 81 Massachusetts, avenue
lost on Monday a diamond pin valued at S125. The
pin was found by Mr.. j. G. Mcconnell, OF the indie
pendent Ice Co. who, upon READING Mr.. Higgins
advertisement In last evenings STAR, returned it
TO the owner
Mr.. l. II. Schneider has purchased of Mrs Mar
Saret h simpson part OF lot A. square $40, fronting
on Massachusetts avenue between 9Th and 10th
streets northwest 40 feet, Improved by fine brick
house of the Queen Anne style, built about year
ago, for s16.G0U.
The pump doctor is badly needed ON the north
east corner OF 9th and I'll streets northwest.
Judge Wylie, who has been in the Court in Gen
eral Term foS over two weeks, to-day resumed his
place In the Crinina! Court.
The thigh tea and excursion TO Quantico re-
Gently given for the benefit OF the night lodging
house Melted the sum Of S552 The directors or the
night clearinghouse desire 10 return thanks to the
1'"lies who had charge OF the excursion.
An organization was effected i'll Baltimore yes
terday of the committee having In charge the
erection, at Patterson park In that city, OF mon
nntnt in honor OF Francis Scot. Key, the author of
the Star SY.HglGd Banner.
III. Fred G.. Marean and Miss Corrinna Helm
were married last evening ut Mount Vernon Place
NJ + Church key. Dr. Gardner, OF Alexandria,
ciiiciailng- The ushers were the brides brothers.
ti.e MCssrS Helm and &esSrs. SwartZelI, McKeever
EeaH and Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. Marean lett later
IL the evening on a trip north.
At meeting Of the honorary members OF the
National Rifles last evening IL decided to COL
!cct and appropriate funds toward defraying the
expenses Of IL" Philadelphia NeecacOe band, which
will accompany the Rifles upon their western sum-
mtr trip. About nlteen vi The honorary members
Will 20 with the battalion.
number OF citizens OF East Washington are pre-
pairing petition TO Congress asking Tor the cree
uOn OF building for the branch post Office ON one
OF tie public squares in that section.
at meeting of the Homeopathic Medical society
last night Dr. Charles Allen elected to repre-
sent the society at the meeting OF the National
Homeopathic institute, TO be held at Deer Park on
The 17Jh Inst. Dr.. y. r. Gardner was elected to
membership.
The members OF Meade Post, No s, G. 4. r.. en-
tertaiAed tlfer trends ae camp fire last evening"
al their hail. Oh l. street. An excellent entertain,
ment was given, IN which Prof L. d; Bond c. F.
Springstein. v. i. Williams DR. Frank White
Rev. Mr. BurkharH and Messrs. Hughes, Taylor
johnson and NetZenheirner took part
MI r. Goldschmid has sold house 1902 street
northwest 10 Mrs Mary j. Campbell for $500
John u. Mansfield, 216 81 street northwest. re-
ports that two Oil cloth cushions was stolen from
wagon ia front OF hts house
seven sailors are reported to have deserted from
the L. :. ;. Tahapoosa, which leaves the navy
yard wharf at p H. to-day. a reward has been
offered for their capture.
moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall will he
given Friday evening. under the auspices of Wash
lngton Lodge. No ?, The GrowlersH The steamer
party at $50 O'Clock and return at l2 O'Clock. Prof
Schroeder will furnish the orchestral music, and
the Ap0ii0 club the vocal music.
BTentanO sends London Illustrated paDers OF Nav
"a.
See advertisement OF Kit Carson Post No. ?.
G. A. X.
The directors OF the United States Electric Iipht
Ing company ar their meeting held yesterday de-
clared q senii-annUal dividend Of two per cent on
the capital stock TO July 1St. 1884 and The treasurer
was directed TO issue dividend checks to stock
holders, made payable On and after June 18TH Hon.
Mathew q. Emery was elected member OF the
board
The application OF Joseph j. McCloskey for ad-
mission 10 the bar was referred in the Court in
General Term to-day 10 the examining committee.
The Murray UniversaliSt society has filed a GER
tfcate OF the election OF the following trustees on
May 9Th: g. ". TichenOr and e. p. Culver, for four
years each, and I. T. G. Pettengill, J. w. Webb
and e. ii. Dyer for one year each and F. Bracsett
In place OF A. +. Wight.