Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-16
CITY AND DISTRICT
Condensed Locals.

In the suit % Mills agt. Mills, In the Equity
Court Thursday, sarah NJ Williams was author
n u, 70 Ike charge OF the property of the late
Clark Mills. the sculptor.
Inc marshal j. having the basement of the
o!d portion OF the court house pain ted, and he
sodding il.
AZ the closing exercises of the Enosinan So
ciety, of Columbian University, held yesterday
afternoon the Grafton was delivered by Raleigh
Shrrmatl, the senior farewcli by Lee d. Lodge
ana The address OF welcome by the president oil
the society, II. W. smith.
The Bethel Academy Cadets, forty-five strong.
under command eli COL -. r.. LightfoOt, arrived
in Washington yesterday. and they called upon
the fre-iu-.!t during the day They will give
dress parade in front OF the Arlington at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Inc Hon. Casey Young is at work again fully
restored 10 health having been Quickly cured
of paralysis by the electro-m magnetic treatment
OF Dr. " ;. Leonard & Co., 1905 street north
west.
The graduating class of the High school yes
terut[ afternoon elected the following officers:
" IN; butterworth; second vice president, Miss
Bradley; secretary, +. l.. Schmidt treasurer
u. ~ Lyon. Jr-; assistant treasurer, Miss Grlgg
the stockholders of the Music Mountain Gold
Mining company have elected directors for the
ensuing year, ;ls follows: Jonathan q. Barton
Wash. Danenhower, Samuel C.. Pomeroy Viii
:. Odell. VIM r. Grounds, Frank c. ADAMS r
Porter.
serve until The end of the term In the Criminal
Court, will not under a decision OF the Supreme
isAiRnAhle
cannon De recognized by the accounting officers
OF the Treasury.
In the Probate Court yesterday, Judge Hag.
ner directed that In the case OF Policeman
charles A. kimmell. deceased Mr. c. E Creecy
the attorney, should surrender the Treasury
draft for Sl32, kimmeiIs share of the 90 nor
cent appropriation,to the administrator of Kim
mells estate.
At the weekly clay pigeon match by the Can't
TAI Clty Gun CLUB yesterday afternoon, the fol-
lowing scores were made: Wagner II. R,,ilev
IL; Mills, lO H. King, 10: Mcleod, 8; Smith, 81
Wilson, 9; Carson, 3; Taylor, :; Philip, y
Adams, 5, and Hosford s. -
In the Court In General Term YESTERDAY the
commercial agents cases-YOung agt District
Involving the legality of the license under the
legislative act, was argued by T. F. Miller for
The agents, and Mr.. Riddle for the District
AZ recent meeting of the board of managers
OF the Womens Christian association, Nina N .
A Copenhaver and Mrs. >. p. French were
erected delegates to the national convention OF
CHARITIES and Corrections TO be held early In
June, in this city.
hen a tree, which workmen were cutting
9own on 10th street. between and E. yester-
Gay AFTERNOON fell, IL buried beneath IL q passing
morse ana buggy, driven by Miss Shears a
young lady living at No. go o street. The
runk OF the tree struck the dash board. and
nspher MISS Shears, nor the horse, was injured
aitnougn the buggy was considerably damaged
~, =. SniInhgton sends Harper's Monthly and
the foung Ladies' Journal for June
The young ladies of ST PanIs Intherap
churcn VIII give a musical and literary enfer.
ment and La Cafetiele Drill at MasOnic Tenn.
pie, next Tuesday evening The best local
talent VIII participate, and q large attendance