The evening times., 1897-06-05
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A session of the Presbytery of Washing
tOn has been called for next Monday.
The large pipe organ in Kendall Baptist
Church Is now operated by water motor.
An important meeting of the Workers
Union, connected with the Central Uni N
Mission, viii toe held next Tuesday even
ing.
The trial examinations in the Coroor IA
Scientific School of Columbian University,
which hogan last week, viii be concluded
today
Mrs Phillips. residing atNo. 226 Eleventh
street southeast, was struck by an cleo
trIc car al Ninth and II streets north west,
yesterday, and severely bruised.
Mr william } Callow, of No. 62l Twen-
ty-seCoud street northwest, W Ill leave FOR
London On Monday TO attend Queen Vic
tora'S i!atnond jubilee, which takes place
June Pa
william r. Lee, John E. Fowler and
william l. Lindsey were arrested for
scorchng last night ana released on So
collateral each, which was forfeited in tie
police court today.
Thirty-five students Of the Catholic Uni
versity viii graduate next Wednesday,
wnea the commencement exercises VIII be
held-twcnty-Chree in divinity, ten in law
and two in philosophy
Rev. T j. Jones, lectured on Ben Hur''
last night befoUC a large audience, at the
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Church,
Gcorgetown, frequent applause testIfying
the appreciation of his listeners.
Policeman williams arrested Emmett
Clark coIored, thirteen years of age, on
tie complaint OF the boys mother. Martha
Clark, who charges hin, with being in-
corrgible and beyond her control.
A tract of twenty acres Of land adioin-
ing sunnyside Nd, has been purchased
by Mr Barnabas Bryan, Of Anaoostia, who
VIII engage extensively in the business 5f
raising watercresses for this market
Police Lieut. Swindens reported to head
quarters today that the supply pipe II the
hydraut, corner OF Thirty-Second and Grace
street Georgetown, is leaking through
the sidewalk and flooding the street,
navd McKenney, colored, sixty years
Old, died suddenly about ! O'Clock this
morning at No. 345 Willow Tree alley,
without medical attention Coroner Ham
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George Hawkins, residing at No. 452
Maine avenue southwest. was taken sud
denly and seriously i'll in Browns court
last night. The police removed hin to his
horne in the Fourth precinct patrol wagon
The Catholic churches viii celebrate Pen
tccoSt, or whitsunday, tomorrow II is
observed as a solemn feast Ill honor o. the
descent OF the Holy Ghost Oh the heads Of
the apostles on the fifuieth day after the
resurrection.
The commencement exercises Of the
Georgetown University Law School viii be
held Monday next ia the National Thea ater.
There Will be ~ candidates for deereeS,
the largest number on record il that ven
erabie institution.
Dr Albert c.. Carr, an eminent ocultSt
OF Carlmvlle, Ill, who has been attend
ing a convention OF his profession in Phila-
deIphia, is spending a few days in the city
as guest of Mr. and Mrs. B b Albert,
OF 4I6 r street northeast.
The gospel wagon viii hold services to-
morrow as follows: Third and streets
southwest. at 80 o'clock p. m; Eleventh
street wharf southwest, at 4:45 o'clock,
and Market Space, at $50 O'Clock. A
band OF singers will be on the wagon.
While riding bicycle on Eighth street
northwest last evening Natalie Cowen, tile
nine year-old daughter of A. T. Cowell. re-
siding at No 800 street, was thrown
from her wheel, which came in contact
with a baseball. Her leg was broken just
above the ankle
The debate between the Georgetown Col
lego Law School Debating Society and that
connected with the New York University
Law School viii take place this evening in
Carnegie Hail, ". Y. The Georgetown de-
baters MesSrs. John p. Brien, Jean F.
=. des Garennes and Hampton H MagTuder,
left for the metropolis yesterday.
Chr Xander's original Xerez Pahir
Sherry, 60c quart. 9o7 9TH st. 1t