Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-08
ORDERED TO vACATE.
The Postmaster served with Notice IN
Leave His Present Official Quarter.


The question Of the location of the proposed
temporary City Post-Onice has not yet been
settled Meanwhile new complication has arisen
which may result In the postmaster and his force
Of assistants being set out on the street with all
the ONCE furniture by the lst OF July. Messrs.
Semmes ana Barbour. representing the owners Of
the building on louisiana avenue occupied by the
City Post.Aoe, have served I6lace on Postmaster
ROSS that he VIII have to vacate July ! or there.
after pay rental Of ssea day. The buiid.
ing was leased some years ago by the
$1,000. Tne lease expired TWO years years ago q,
ana since tnen tne Government has been q tenant
fSe Gy SsGs he Of the leave
II they continued to occupy u they would have to
pay $1,000 year rent. The Government, how
ever, continued % occupy the building, and as
was all the owners have received. The rent or S3o
. day, which the owners propose to charge
wear O rbls n scton ao0ofs ~ tho 70 nearly 81 600
thought win result In some speedy action OF Con.
gress looking to temporary provision for the city
ment took steps 70 secure the use Of the court Of
the Pension Once for the purpose but to accom-.
psh this It Is stated legislative sanction is neces
Affairs In West Washingtou.
DHLDGATrs EtrcTRp - The Eagle Republican
Following deiesaIes aud aternates to the REBUILT. BIZ
can convention for the purpose OF forming a Dis-
trtct republican league: Magnus L Robinson r
D. Ruf1n, DR.. c. B. Cruson, R. 8. Locke Daniel
Wash1ngton; altefnates, Jas l. Turner Ralph q
Parrott. Jas Connor, Jas Semple. and A. Wood
ward. ...
LINyHIcux INsrrrrR CoxxRScFxxsr.-The Lin
thicum Institute hall was packed last evening,
the occasion being the thirteenth annual com,
mencennent OF the institute. Carl E. Pelz and B.
$40 in gold. and j. Graham was the Recipient OF
go in goid as The third prize Carl Pelz and Fred
kiemschmtdt were rewarded first and second
prizes, respectively, for drawing. Hon. Josiah
Dent, presdent OF the board OF trustees presented
the prizes. The following program was creditably
executed: Salutatory, Nathan WE'LL; "The Irish
Tutor" Characters BY Carl E. Pelz, A. l. Ogle
Douglass Slmma Millard Fisher and David Graves:
recitations by J. A. Houghton, j. Barton Miller and
Morton Wood; "The Only School OF Oratory, /,
characters BY B. A. Shreve, A. L. Ogle Meyer
Nordlinger, W: Z Colburn, Samuel Moore, A. J.
Dixon, A. l. Lowe, Frank J. Wessner A. J. Cox,
X. K williams, Early Gore, Harry Biscoe, j. A.
keliher and Edwin Turner; benediction- The
custom OF serving the students ana teachers with
refreshments upon the close 0f the scholastic year
viii be observed this evening in the lecture hall
BASE BALl.-During the Olympic Base Ball CLUBS
stay In Frederick on Tuesday and Wednesday two
games were played with the club OF that city.
The Olympics won the frst by o score OF to 3
and lost the other BY o score OF 8 tor
TkAPRRArU1R AND CONDITION or WATER At z
AM.-Great Falls Temperature. q; condition, 81 |;
receiving reservoir. temperature ~; condition at
tion 30: distributing reservoir, temperature, 72:
condition ut iniluent gate-house, 30; condition az
efluent gate-house, 80 High tide in the rfver to-
day Rt 7:l7 p.m. low tide at ] :43 nm.