Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-31
GEORGETOWN.

The FLAG RAISING AT THE ADDISON Ao>oI
HoUsE.-lt took but a short while for the pupif
OF the Addison school building TO realize an
amount sufficient for the purchase of an Ameri.
can nag. which viii be raised on the flag pole
above the school building next "Wednesday
with appropriate ceremonies. under the direc-
ton of Junior Order United American Me-
chanics. which order first originated the idea
of floating the American flag over the public
schools throughout Pennsylvania The follow.
ing order has been issued by Chief Marshal q.
o. Tayenner of the order: Tie procession viii
form Oh 18th street, right resting on Pennsyl-
vania avenue in the following order: American
Guard Council. Liberty Council Mt. Vernon
Council, Potomac Council. Jasper Council The
following Will act as aids: American Guard and
Liberty Councils, 4. NJ. Crown; Mt Vernon,
Geo. J.. Howard Potomac Council~E \. Wal.
mer; Jasper Council, b. II. Streeks. The diff
terent orders will assemble at l2:45 pm. sharp.
The procession will move at D. IA sharp over
the following route: From 18th street TO n
street, along VI street TO Potomac street, coun-
termarching 10 SD street. thence TO street.
thence TO the Addison school building, where
the following program will be observed: Open
ing prayer by DIR. Register; song, America"
by the schools; address by Hon. John Dalzells
song, Star Spangled Banner" by schools aud
band; address by Rev. Il. ID. Rice; song. SEQ
lumbla the GEN." by schools aud baud; adj
dress by Gen. Burdette; march by band, chil-
dren march TO street; raising Of flag by Willie
diction by DIR. Register.
A CHURCH PREsENTATIoN.-The ladies OF NJ
Tabor church gave supper in the church an
mex last week for the purpose OF hquidating .
portion of the church debt, and the pastor,
Rev. III. O. Cushing, and his wife were pre-
scented with gifts from the congregation. Mr..
Geo. W. Graves, on behalf OF the young men Of
the church. presented the pastor with Q silk
hat, and Mr.. Walter Goodwin, in the same in.
terest, handed Mrs. Gushing silk umbrella
NJ g.. la. -
the church. presented the pastoral couple with
a handsome rocking chair.
FAILED To FILE Hrs BoSD.-John Wilder
was convicted in the Police Court some time
ago of keeping an unlicensed bar and was fined
<l05 and costs. He took an appeal from the
courts decision, but failed to give the required
bond. As the appeal was not perfected Mr..
Wilder was brought in on an attachment and
was placed in the dock for failure 70 comply
with the sentence.
HE FIRST TIME.-John A. Heenan has been
sexton OF Hollywood Cemetery for seven years
and today was the first time that he has been
IN the Police Court for violating any Of the
health Ordinances. He was charged with fail
ing to report to the Health Office within the
time fixed by law the interment of James
Brown, whose body was buried the 10th of lase
month. Mr.. Heenan claimed that he had been
In the habit of making his reports during pc
RODS OF from one week TO three months. Judge
Miller imposed fine OF $50 and suspended en-
POLICEMAN GREENS FUNERAI--The funeral
of Policeman Mark ii. Green took place yes.
terday from his late residence on the Conduie
road. Members of Decatur Lodge, No. 8, b Of
p. and Covenant Lodge, 10. OF, attended the
funeral in a body. A detail Of nineteen
mounted officers under command or Lieut.
Hollinberger also escorted the remains TO their
last resting place at Oak Hill Cemetery. The
pail bearers were Messrs. VIM. kinsinger and
boherty from Decatur Lodge, h Of p, J.
Cherry from Covenant Lodge, Edward Curley
from Mechanics Lodge and Messrs. Eli Riley
and A Hess from the Metropolitan police force.
Rev. DIR. Fullerton Of West Street Presbyts-
rian Church and Rev. Mr.. Mccullough Of the
Gay Street Baptist Church ofhciated
HoME AeAIN.-Mr. Hugh Nelson, attorney
for the First Cooperative Building Association,
has returned from q visit 10 his sister at Ford
Scott, Kan
TExPERAruRr AND CONDITION on WARN Az
AM-Great Falls-temperature, ~; condi-
ton, 10. Receiving neutrality-suspicious. 90
condition at north connection, 2; condition 4
south connection, a Distributing rsssrvsiB>
temperature. -