Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-15

National band; then viii follow the Butler
Z29uSyes, Major e; B: Fisher, commanding;
CAPT
Brooks; Company B, Capt. John r. Brown;
Company c. Capt: W. H. Lee; Capital City
Company 8, Capital City Guards, Capt. W. 4
Gray; Webster RInes. Capt p. H. Simmons o.
7; Morton Post, No: 4, q. A r.; & II shorter
St. Augustine, Nos. and 2. Carriages con-
ass pees sns oc Sa IN Bruce
dent OF the day, w. Calvin Chase: secretary, J.
F. Boston, and the committees and other speak
ers
Second Division-Drum corps; ]. H. Young.
chief Of division; Richard Bruce, right aid; 8.
1. Young. left aid. ,,,,,,
division; John Grinnell, right aid: Walter Hen
derson, left aid, with the following organiza-
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citation, Edward Hains, president: West End
Cadets, Capt. Lewis Johnson, with a chariot.
W. Phillips, chief of division; John Norris right
Aid; John o. Minor, left aid
Fifth Division-Drum corps; Robert johnson,
chief Of division; Robert johnson, jr., right aid;
Sixth Division. band; John F. n.
aid and f. L. Webster, left aid Hold Carriers
union, L. Robinson president.
One OF the features In the line will be fire
company, organized among the colored men for
and equipped with hose carriage.
The line of march will be as follows: Along
IA street to Pennsylvania avenue, thence to
the south front of the Capitol, to street south
east, to Pennsylvania avenue, to 5th street
southeast, TO East Capitol, to LIST street, thence
street TO New Jersey avenue and along New
Jersey avenue to street, thence along c street
@ sS
District Commissioners, thence along Pennsyl-
vania avenue through the grounds OF the Eek
ident of the United States and cabinet, to Penn
sylvania avenue and along Pennsylvania ave-
nue. to Washington circle, thence to New Hamp-
street to 10Th street, 10Th to 1 street, along I
street to New York avenue, along New York
avenue to 9th street, to street. TO New York
along Sd to Indiana avenue to the City Hall,
passing in review by chief marshal aud staff
and be Afterwards dismissed. q
Amusements.
THE RfvE-KING observation-disclosures Julia
Ing concert in the CONGREGATIONAL church is a
piano artist OF Worldwide repute. The st.
Cecilia quartette Will assist Nine King, render
Ing. among other things, Schubert's "The Lord
is my shepherd" and Mendelssohn's Hunting
Song"
THE FRAME ABr CLUB, aided by VIII Clark,
the well-known Boston tenor; Miss Katie n.
Scott and Miss Eulalie Domer, Of this city, will
give grand concert at the Church OF Our
rdtueT luuTSudy eNtulLk. 1uc OTCutsua Will
be under the direction Of Mr.. A. A. Hayes Seats
Mr.. GEORGE c. Min, the Chicago gentleman
pear at Ford's opera house next week in a
round Of Shakespearean characters, including
Hamlet, OtheIlo and Romeo:
NJ. LEON FLoREsTAN, of Paris, will read nj
Willard hall on Thursday evening the French
comedy, IL Etrangere,' by Alexandra Dumas
tragedy Of Louis XII" which is used by Mr.
Henry Irving. Tckets'may be had at Bren-
THE TESTIMONIAL CONCERT to be given Miss
nacle church, corner Of 9th and streets SOUTH
west, promises to be pleasant musical enter
mentioned upon the program. Miss Pryor Is
well and favOrably known in musical circles
Seats can be secured at Ellis.
Local Notes.
Timothy Sands reports that he either lost or
had stolen from him SOS In money.
To-day in the case Of George w. Krepps, who
yesterday was sentenced to one year at Albany
for larceny, the sentence was set aside and he
was released ,he cssa on SeSSgnizance:
e. Lemon, and Lemon agt. the Fitzgeralds, Mr..
E. w. Grant, for NV. Fitzgerald, filed q motion
70 set asaae se order rae on MI
Of mail matter to the Fitzgeralds, granted In
September last
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
Walter Roots, ofCsroline county, Va, and Hem
r1etta Robinson, OF King and Queen county,
Va; Luther P. Mullen, Of Loudon county, Va,
and frankie A. RUSSELL of New York city; MIL
son, Of New Orleans. La, aud ids {. pnckett;
Pumphrey.
THE WASHINGTON RIFLns-At o special
meeting OF the Warrington Rifles held last
applications for active membership. The corps
then decided to hold grand fair and baxaar,
the proceeds OF which are to be devoted to pur-
chasing of dress uniforms and overcoats. The
membership now numbers over sixty active
members, and recruits are constantly coming
in.
THE name Of Gov. Pattison, Of Pennsylvania,
is prominently mentioned In connection with
the Office Of second controller of the Treasury
and not with that Of controller Of the currency,
as has been stated.
WIN. HUNTINGTON, Of the public moneys
division Of the Treasury department, has been
directed 70 make computations Of the amounts
due the United States and the Union Pacific
Railroad company under the recent decision OF
the Court OF Claims.
THE TREASURY COMMISSION Muhle-
man and Huntington, representing the Treas
ury inquiry commission, to-day examined into
the organization and operation Of the stamp
division Of the internal revenue bureau. Now
that Secretary Manning has returned, the COM
attention TO the duties assigned to It
DR. A. B. COOKE, OF Louisville, KY 10 an up
plicant for the ONCE Of surgeon general OF the
marine hospital service.
GUARDING AGAINST CHoLERA.-Although
no official Information has been received BY
the marine hospital bureau Of the existence Of
cholera In any part of Europe the authorities
are taking every possible precaution to prevent
Its Introduction Into this country. The sani-
tary inspectors attached to the foreign consul
ates have all been reappointed by the Secre-
tary Of State. The Quaran tine stations 1t Ship
Island and Sapelo sound are already In Opera
Cape Charles will be put in operation BY The la
Of May.
A VICTIM OF ROLLER SKArINo.-The COZ.
oner's jury in Brooklyn. n. Y, yesterday, in
VAndicf that his deafh WAS dua tn acute s,,inal