Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-11
Condensed Locals


Street lamps will be lighted at $50 p.m., and
eXtinguished at $50 am.
At the ninth annual session of the supreme
council of the United Friends of America in
Baltimore yesterday. Robert III. Cowen, OF this
city. was elected supreme lecturer
Barber, were fined 81 each by Judge Smell to-
day for playing ball in the street.
a dead white male infant was found last
night by Officer Harbinson near the corner of
Dist street and New York avenue.
Edward Blush, a boy who resides at 81 III
street northeast, yesterday morning found in
car No. 13, Columbia railroad, pocket book
containing S136.06. dropped in the car by IA
lady. He handed ii to the driver. who turned
road.
At a meeting of the clerks of the first auditors
office yesterday. Capt. Bentley presiding reso-
buttons of respect to the memory of the late
Auditor Reynolds We're reported by commit
tee consisting of H. X. Leaver. III. F. McMillen,
T. =. Pollock, Thaddeus SturgiS and q. Thomas,
and adopted.
The Washington City Dental Society met
Tuesday evening in its new quarters, over
Hufty x Overs. corner of + and 18th streets
After discussing various measures for the bene-
ut of the society and the profession, among
which WAS that OF having lectures next winter
by prominent men on dentistry and cognate
scientific subjects a recess was taken till the
second Tuesday in September next.
Mary Mccarthy reported TO the police a rob
berry at the residence of Col. j; H. Gilman, 1911
dence, a. enormously published.
Annie Ftf"Iong, alias Frazier, was charged in
the Police Court rs-dav with sending her four-
teen-year-Old boy on tfI---cet for the purpose
OF begging The court took her personal bonds
To send the boy in the country.
" j. Falls, 1900 18th street northwest re-
ports that between IL and II O'Clock yesterday
his house was entered by Il sneak thief and
robbed OF a jewel case containing SIS1 worth
OF ieweiry-
William Adams. colored man from George
town, was before the Police Court this morning
for indecent exposure. The testimony showed
that last night on New York ave. near 18TH II .
Adams grossly in>ulted lady seated at win
dow and subsequently repeated tile tiJ;nSe
IN C..f.s of
the farm.
Thomas Crosgon and John Keller each paid
Thcater COmiGup.
j. G. DE Pertron. Of virginia, was admitted to
the bar of the District To-day.
The infant class OF Wesley chanel send sixty
cents to THE STAR for the Poor Children's
Country Home.
owing To - fault in the wires, caused by work
going on outside of the naval observatory. the
clocks in the various departments We're not cor
fccted to-day, as usual
THE WASHINGTON CADET Corps ASSIyFR-
sAEY--Ihe Washington Cadet Corps will ccle-
brate Its 9th anniversary tomorrow. with street
parade and IL reception at the Van Ness gar
denS LeaVin. their arn"Ty at $50 p. H.. they
VIII pass by way of 18th, CT and eth streets to-
Pennsylvania avenue, 10 Sd street counter
march ON the avenue 10 18th street To street
% NeFinont avenue, passing the Arlington and
on to Van Ness gardens. ON their arrival AT
the grounds the corps will have a dress parade
LiIHiedl;ucly aIter which the annual Grafton
viii De delivered by j. Harry smith, esq., of the
Washington bar. The remainder of the even
Ing will be spent in dancing and other social
ADJUSTMENTS.
DEATH OF DR. GEORGE W. BLAKE-Dr
s'eorse W. Flake, Il native Of Maryland but
formerly resident of this city, died Yesterday
morning at his home in Lower Salem Wash
1nston county. Ohio. from the effects Of blood
poisoning. contracted while performing the
3peIntioh oil removing tunior from Il PATIENT.
If- Blake, who WAS IL wears old spent his b.,y-
nood and youth in Washington and learned
ant trade OF printer in the com posing room of
IHE STAR At The same time ne studied Incdi-
eine IN the Georgetown Medical college under
tIe direction of DIR. Eliot. and upon receiving,
MS diploma, twenty years ago. removed IL,
ONO. tie Ia, acquired wide. reputation as q
snllIint surgeon tie was recently appointed by
resident Cleveland IL 4 surgical examiner of
INC pension bureau. He leaves a vile a LADY
r Gi he married in iiagerstown. Md, and two
city, who will deplore lIis death.
THEARMY SrI;sEs' ASSOCIATION tho IN
hual meeting of the Army Nurses Asoociation
las evening officers Were elected as follows: TX
vice president, Harriet T. Dame: second yicc
president. DIR. susan y. Edison: sccrctaric. Miss
Nm T u,.,,t on3 Mrs l. v Bryant: treasurer,
MISS Mefthe Wood. Miss Cleveland WAS
tilanhed FOR sending flowers ON the Occasion OF
gu. ueaSh oi q meInber, :, short time ago and
CHIEF OF the q. \. X.
TESTIMONIAL CoNCErr-A Testimonial rom
Seft viii be rendered To Miss Olivia HaTnIiy bv
neT many friends at the Church o. our Father
.lIs evening Miss Eva, Mills, Miss Katie MIL
s,n, Miss Alice Johnson. Prof Bischoff and Mr.
" nipple Will participate. "
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE-R o.
IoIt%iilail has just closed the following. sale:
Iart Oh lot ., III square }19 situated ON the
I Iip,th Slde OF Pennsylvania avenue northwest
ettween 9th and 10Th streets about 81 ieef
front by about 80 feet deep. running through fo
- street, and improved by "A four-story brick
,,iouse' now occupied by MesSrs. Dalton & Strick-
iaiid as a shoe store. The sale was for Mr..
a .ii r May, Ia Hon. John T. Harris, of Vir-
sihl;i, Tor $50, 200.
TIM
-, NATIONAL RIFLES FAIR-At a meet
ldst evening OF the general committees
,L-a ga with the arrangements, for the fair for
~ e cement OF the National Rifles Chairman
ystef presiding, the secretary read n long li,l
yxhnrs Jus and merchants in the city and else
s wheie VINO prohered contributions The names
r"s 'eu Tor The various subcornniiftees were
s." u Hilu approved The success of the fair Is
"cii itssu red that the committee hone that
arinory debt. " "ipe Jul inc
i.f-A SASTs--Remnants of cloth for bows
bIS az nan price Remnants OF dress goods mt
"~N price. io"son's, $50 Pa. ave-, south side.