Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-28
Affairs i'm West Washington.


Trinity (Catholic) sunday school took place yes
terday afternoon over the usual route The pro-
ees s OF was beaded oy the knights OF SC Bernard
attendants were Misses Kate Crowley and Mamie
Harnety; crown bearer, Miss Alice McHaney; at
tendants, Misses Birdie Mckenly and Nellie Sulli-
van; heart bearer, Miss Mamie Cohan; attendants
Misses Lulie Irunnell and Mary Hart; angels,
Misses Alice spillman, Hattie Robinson, Nellie
Dugan, Virgfe Tenant, Maggie Knapp, and Mary
Curtin. U2n the return OF The procession TO the
which was followed by an address by Miss jose
phine Sullivan.
The SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB.-Miss Greene, OF y
street, handsomely entertained the saturday
Night" Club last week. Among those present were
The Misses LIbbey, Trenholm, Brown, Mayf1eld,
Norvelle, Kenyon, OF West Washington, and Misses
Gait and Noble, OK Washington, Miss Lyman, OF
New York. Messrs Cropley, Trenholm, Darrell, Har-
ban, Leetch, Ward Dahlgren. housh, MeGormick,
Kenyon, Thomson, brensman, Williamson,
NoTks.-A grand concert will be given under the
auspices OF the students or Georgetown College as
complimentary testimonial To the class or 'ss,
next Thursday, at pm, IN Memorial Hail. OF that
college-Miss Mary McGirr and Mrs. Kate Nc
Cormlck, OF Philadelphia, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. p. McGirr, has returned home-A
dead coored female infant was found this morn
ing IN an clubhouse on premises No. i5l5 9TH
VIM, eldest daughter OF the late Jos. Lbpey, ST.,
OF this place. died In San Francisco yesterday.
GRAIN decentralization Wheatley Bros ar
rived yesterday with 3,4OO bushels corn, 80
bushels OF wheat, and 13 barrels or corn for j.
G. j. NJ. Waters. Canal-boat Loudoun arrived
with 1000 bushels OF corn for q. I. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a m.-Great Falls, temperature, ~; condition. O;
receiving reservoir, temperature Il; condition at
north connection, l3; condition at south connec-
tion 81; distributing reservoir, temperature 6S;
condition at infiuent gate-house, 80: condition at
efliuent gate-house. SO High tide in the river
to-day al 10:l0 a. m; low tide at 4:52 pm
Alexandria Affair.".
Reported for THE EVENING STAB.
LITTLE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-The Circuit
dispatch OF business Before its adiourSm aeI us
movement will lie made toward a legal determine
ton that the residents upon the Arlington estate.
be registered as voters, because, as Is alleged,
Arlington has become, by consent OF the state and
purchase by the United States a national district
subject TO the exclusive legislation OF Congress-
like the land at Fortress Monroe-in other words
a miniature District Of Columbia without any
Commissioners. should the court sustain this
view the United States would have Jurisdiction OF
both ends OF the proposed memorial bridge.
the city collector OF taxes the northern DISTRICT
died at his home here yesterday after an illness OF
some weeks. Mr.. Adams beside the functions OF
carried on business on King street. He was much
esteemed In the community and very popular,
death makes a vacancy in the once Of tax col.
lector and Messrs. s. X. Field and John T. Hill
both OF whom served faithfully In the tax once
dates when the city council assemblies to nh tae
vacancy.
NorEs-President Francis Hufty, Of the Old Do
minion Boat Club was brought here Saturday
evening with the small bone OF his leg broken He
had been thrown down by frightened horse that
he was holding In front OF his once In Washington
while band OF music passed DR.. Powell attends
him ana he Will be able TO attend TO his business
In a short tme.-Aiss Carlln, an esttmable
young lady, residing on Cameron, near Patrick
street who has become temporarily insane was
carried to the Insane Asylum yesterday afternoon
by DR.. OBnen and her motner-The funeral OF
town clock, took place this morning with
church, and was Largely attended,
on SATURDAY evening Mr.. Richard Burnett was
thrown under the wheels OF o moving car loaded
with steel rsilA at the Midland Railroad yard and
his leg SO terribly crushed that amputation near
the hip was required. DIR: 4. c. Powell maze the
amputation, ORA Gibson, Ashby, and O'Bnen a.
sisting. The wounded man Is doing well THIS
morning.--Saturoay evening Cha& Campbell
tore his foot very badly with q projecting ns,l AZ
the new bark mil-Dr. Tebbs, Saturday even
ing, ampuIated one OF the fingers OF young Her.
man Appich, which had been mangled In the cogs
OF an ice cream freezer.-Rev Dr. French. "a
washington, preached At the First Presbyterian
church here yesterday student r L Telford
is assisting Rev. J. Vance, pastor Of the second
Presbyterian church here. - an evangeilst.