Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-04
Condemned locals.

Condensed Locals.
Street lamps Will he lighted at 1:45 pm. and
eNtingui>Eed al 1::}O AIN.
Mr.. j. L. Parker has been elected member
of the Lutheran board 81 publication by the gen
eral synod Just held al Harrisburg, TO which
Mr. "A F. Fox was delegate from the Maryland
synod
The board of directors of the Metropolitan In
du>tral school yesterday elected Mrs. Bishop
Andrews and Mrs. y. l.. Barber delegates and
Mrs Alvin Meeiler and Ms. l. y. Destne alter
mates tO the charity @ Terence that commences
its session in WillHrds hall tdiS evening.
An excursion party ~ s,-vc..ty-scven Iowa ell
itors and tuirty-ffvc ladies'. vino are in BATH
more to-day are expected TO arrive in this city
Tomorrow.
At meeting of the Corf'rmants' Alumni as
sD~-1atiO.. ~ the temple of He Washington He
brew cOIlg~t.zuti IL is-t ni-tIt. Mr.. j. G.. Dulin
addressed tne meeting. Mi. ~.npn Wolf lee
tur"d ON Tribes. ami Rev. l.. Stern delivered
"a discourse.
ON Friday evening the Growers will make
their third annual excursion To Marshall hall.
where there Will he vigorous growing. good
music, dancing and abundance OF refresh
ments.
The festival Of" Carpu. Christi was observed
by the same vices in tine Catholic churches
to-day al nn sundays.
A c.nEat., j. to b. given by the Iovejoy pub
lie school jule 9Th AT Odd Fellows hall, Navy
Yard. See advt.
y deserted coIored infant was found in Blai-
den alley Last night by Vim. I. Williams
Flora Carroll. NJ. 4i9 Ridge street took charge
of the child temporarily.
Tomorrow j. red ticket day at Baum's Sell
iEs out the en,irc -tuciS 81 dry goods ut cost.
Clarence Thorn usOn. coIprai. was are ted and
taken before JUICE : IelI. wlJ lined INN s.
this morning for SWlni!inS D. J. Bro ks, of
West WASHINGTON. out o sc=cnty-five c,nts en-
trusted 10 hin tThompsoal to buy Il hen for
Osks.
LYDIA Bristoc alias Ida Sears was i'm the
r. lee curt To-Day. god with stealing a
iS1r q oit-:st .t>-..~ irt-n Salvador Desc, and
Dy-io.
The Califn'., Boat club has appointed a COM
mittee Z" meet the committees nf the other
clHbs 10 In'.',e arrangement. for the Potomac
The nrst OF the series orexcur>ions to be given
GIEiLg The summer by the National Rifles went
down he river last night u Nlrsha,ll hall ON
the W. ". torcpr.n. large party was on
board, and The evening WIS t..5roughly enjoyed.
Tlse Normal school.
The last quarterly examination o. the Wash
ington Norma. school was held at the Franklin
building tai5 morning. Mis-. smith. the princi-
pal, conducted the examination, in the presence
OF Superintendent Paul and "a number of
visitors The exercises. which illustrated
methots of teaching. were unU-ually interest
Ing Tn program included exercises with "a
y &c lce class AMI both the children and the
young ,eacher> ts'pI great iuteresl in this part
OF he examination. The grad attn. exer.i-es
VIII axe place Tomorrow evening al the Con
gre2ai1Onai church Though the young ladies
will graduate tomorrow evening. the school
Will not actually close for some days. Fifty-six
applicants from the High school under
examination for admission To- the Normal school
next fall. OF this number only thirty can be
admitted
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court To w IT,
Clark and Jane Rebecca WaShiugtoIl: Sidney
Mcfarland and Mary Hogan: W. +. r. Toiiver
and = Atkinson; Mespac Hutton and Annie
Laura Gray: Hermann {. Sschwab OF New York
and Mary Baldwin.
WHY TIE DOCToRs DID Nor PERFORM AN
oPERATIOH.-Wm Harris. a cOlored boy living
In y Neiils alley, opening on I'd, between r
and u streets southwest, died Tuesday evening
rom stTdngulation of the intestineS. Some time
before his death, Drs Crook, Holden. Hazen,
Harvey and Leach prepared To perform 4 surgi-
cal operation To relieve him but W err. preventpd
by the mother OF the boy. and some of her
neighbors. Yesterday afternoon being unable
70 get certificate from the physicians other
Iiortein examination, which proved that their
DIAGNOSIS was correct
THE EAST WASHINGTON FREE D1spExsARY
AND EMERGENCY HOSPITAI.-The arrange
n gmts nave all been perfected for the permit
gency Hospital. and the board of physicians
heye been selected They consist Of Dr W P.
:. Hazen, DIT D. n shute. Dr. l.. h. Beatty, DIR.
&c. Fernald DR. r. A. Pyles, DR. W NAMar-
mion, Dr. Herbert and DIR. Reynolds. Tho hos
pital Is open at all hours. Tehphonic connec-
ton VIII soon be established and everything
done TO make success of the undertaking
Prof John T. SouSsa, of the Marine band. has
Volunteered 10 give concert tor the benefit of
the dispensary, and it is probable his offer will
be accepted oy the board of managers.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
SCHooI:-The closing exercises of the ColuIn-
place
at Ford's Opera House, Friday evening June
18th The graduating class consists of Delano
Ames, F. Howard SeeIey, Henry Il. Mason
" illiam watson AyreS, Allan T. Bacon
Howard Bacon, John Chester. George q. Getty
Arnold III. Hood, Irwin Il. Mouton, Judson b.
Lincoln, Herbert III. Pattee, Howard e. Rus
sell, Frank w. Sacket, and Allan f. Wilson,
THE RACE FOR THE SHARPLEss CrP.-At a
meeting of the Columbia Boat club last evening
u was decided 10 send an eight-oared crew to
Philadelphia to take part in the race for the
1g#h - cot for In I've
crew Will consist OF Mute. stroke: Kintner :.
kondrup, u; Wade, ); Arnold, 4: Mackail. 3
Snyder, =; Young, bow, and w. II. Gibson
coxswain.
ELL TO Emf oRcE LIEN FOR $4,000 FOR
FEE.-To-day Mr.. w. p. Bell for Mar T.
Randolph, filed = bill against X. C.. Fox and
others. 10 enforce a lien part of lot 3. square
Io5, on III street, for $4,000. The Equity
Court, ON August 1, 1882. in the case OF W. VI.
Randolph against Myra Clark Gaines passed o
decree that tue plaintiff was entitled to a lien
OF $4,000 for his services i'm her litigation to
recover certain property for her In louisiana
and platntin alleges that Mrs. Gaines invested
large sums OF money here in property.
CoSrRAC'r FOR COAL FOR FREEDMEN'S Hos
PITAI--The contract for supplying 100 tons OF
bttumiEous coal AT 81 per tom 325 tons of white
Ash egg at $500 per ton; ] tons OF white ash
nat at 50 per ton, and so cords of wood at 81, %,
per cord, Tor tue Freedmen's hospital, has been
awarded 10 JAS T. Miller, ofthis city.