Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20
Mo., cnu,rH Hosrrratsl-on wsdnesd.y

MoRr CHuRcH HOSPITALS .-On wednesday
l evening q meeting WA called Of the trustees OK
L East Washington Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev T. w. a: onros, pastor, at which al the
board, consisting of the following gentlemen,
were PRESENT. r.. McCathran, James Cuil,
John Chaplain, VIM. Dixon, 3. A. n Mafks,
John H: Peake, w, M. Mccathrsn, and t. Ed
| ward Clark motion was made that CON-
mittee be appointed TO walt on the Secretary OF
/ War and tender to the Government the use OF
their church edifce for hospital purposes, which
performed that duty Yesterday The Secretary
i gratefully accepted the offer, and this morning
preparations are being made for the occupancy
Of the church for hospital purposes This church
is one Of the best in the city for the purpose, be-
i ing new, spacious and eligibly located. In view
Of the fact that one of the largest congregations
In that section Of the city worship In this church,
the action Of the trustees In worthy Of the highest
commentator. We learn that the congregation
will worship In the Navy Yard market at IL
O'Clock on Sunday morning.
The Odd Fellows Hall, at the Navy Yard,
was also taken for a similar purpose Yesterday
afternoon, and workmen were at once set to work
removing the benches preparatory to fitting mp
cots for the sick and wounded who may be
The Brotherhood Of the Union, who will suffer
no little Inconvenience from the occupancy Of
their meeting room In this hall, have resolved to
give an excursion for the beneA ct Of the sick and
| wounded who may be brought to the hospitals
In that neigh borhoo 10 6lYmont, on Wednes-
day next, in the steamer King Phillip, leaving
the Navy Yard In the morning and returning
DR.. 3. A H. McKim has been appointed sur.
geon In charge Of the hospital In Odd Fellows
HAIL
The spacious Presbyterian Church on Four
and a half street, (Or Sunderlands) 10 to be oc
Icupied, we hear, as hospital, also.
sons OF the keystone State, resident In Washing
ton, was held at willard Hall last night, and
permanent organization effected by the election
Of the following officers:
President-Hon. J. X Moorhead.
Vice Presidents-Joseph Casey, David Will
mot, Edward Cowan, John Patten, and Judge
Kelley.
| Corresponding secretary-s Todd Perley.
Recording Secretary-J nj Sullivan.
| Executive Committee. n. Puleston, Jasper
Brady, William Elder, DR.. B: Lippincott, David
| Harris, Titan Coffsv, VIM. Cooke, ID. Robb,
3. Sheridan, John w Forney, John Covode, and
J. v. Dixon.
Treasurers-Jay Cooke & Co.
| The meeting was larger than the previous one,
and the furd was increased to near thirteen
hundred dollars Several spirited addresses were
delivered
the association should extend to all divisions Of
the army where Pennsylvania soldiers might be
found.
INAQuANDARI-The Commissioners OF Police
have In their possession a uniform lately used by
4 a policeman who has resigned, of such Immense
q
didate to fit it. On trial. lately, the entire cleri
cal force in the Office were able to encircle them
selves with the belt attached to the uniform.
Applicants for this place should be at least 6A
feet high, and measure from 20 TO 80 inches
. round the waist.
| ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Oficef 9. T. Crown
yesterday arrested Lawrence Daily, an lIishman,
for an assault and battery fellow-countryman
| named Maurice Sullivan, near the lion Bridge,
In Swampoodle, where they both reside. He was
Il Ter haf0ra InEfirp Rarn9Hln In committed
| him for court. Daily, some two months ago, was
arrested on similar charge, and gave security to
keep the peace and to appear at court.
| Ho FOR AQUA CREEK AND PISRY PoINT THE
Potomac Steamboat Company are now running
regularly TO the above points, leaving w ashing
at D. m. A fine opportunity for sail down the
Potomac, and chance to partake Of Harveys
| saltwater luxuries.
Beneficial As7ociatiou announce grand pic mic
for Monday, the 23d inst, on Analo1tan Island,
opposite Georgetown good band is engaged
for the occasion. The Germans generally get up
very agreeable festivities Of this kind, and we
doubt not this will be success.
REAL ESTATE sALB-walI & Barnard, auc-
tioneeIs, sold yese day afternoon In front OF the
| premises west part Of lot No. 81, In square No.
| 254, on r street, between Thirteenth and Four
tenth streets, for 75S cents per square foot.
II EufC1asco Aoi ME- DOhncN
OAK HILL CEMETERY An election for difec-
| tors Of Oak Hill Cemetery (Georgetown) was
| held yesterday, and a large vote was polled. The
following were elected John Marbury, ST., T.
| A. LazsnbY, Charles A. Buckley and w. w
Corcoran. The three frst were on the last board.
DKNoMINArIoNAL CouRTEsIKs.-The trustees
/ Of the Methodist Protestant Church, Georgetown,
have rendered the use Of ID { charch to the con-
4 gregation Of Bridge street PRESBYTERIAN Church,
II ~ t.. 1Ea1 AN.
pital.
II PRESENTATION hospital stewards and
/ others connected with the Medical Department
I Of the 9Th regiment New York volunteers, took
4 the occasion last evening to present beautiful
sword and belt to the surgeon OF the regiment,
4 l.. Mickey.
| CENTRAL GuARDHoUsK CAsrs.-Bsfo,s JHsties
ly; fned g o.. Louisa Williams, disorderIy
/ conduct; do - IS Sarah J. Johnson, do haed
81 Ellen Golden, drunk; Aned 81. w. Groves,
do fined 81.
PFC Nc The second annual pic mic of the
Evening Star Association Of Georgetown is an
nounced for Monday, June %, at Green Spring
Pavilion. The Holy Hill Band has been en-
gagged.
ONE OF THE INSTITUTIONS Of Washington IL
/ the Dollar Store (43S Pennsylvania avenue, near
AZ street,) where ara displayed an immense as.
| sortmsnt Of Jewelry and Silver plated Ware, all
for one dollar. Take look at 1t. js9-6t*
/ DEAFNESS suffering from
either, should apply without delay at Or Won
/ Moschzisker's Opthalmic and Aural Institute,
27 Pennsylvania avenue. je lists
WAsHINsfoN, May %, 1862.
| This 10 to certify that DR.. Tumblety, the Indian
| Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consum ptlon.
r.. CLAY DORSEY, United States Capitoi.
The INDIAs HERB DoCToR
viii describe dlseases and tell has patients the
nature Of their complaints or Illness, without re-
| ceiving any information from them.
No charge for Consultations or Adrtes.
DS9ce, No IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyi-
4 vania avenue, corner 7th street. te 2-H
MARRIED.
At the re- Tic nee of the rides athe- tee 1eth
4 irEtlat, BIZ Rev. Mr. Rem OK. Mr.. NORMAN II.
q LIZ, o. Allentown, tR.. 10 MIL LIZZIE kO-
/ My, OF Washington. ID. G
Il DIED.
June 18Th, st 10 41s m. ATaARISE McCOL;;