Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-27

THK ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS OF COLUMBIA
CoLLEoE.-Last evening meeting of this As
ISOLATION was held At the College Law School,
Rev. G. q. Meador In the Chair AMI DIR ]. W.
II. Loyejoy, Secretary.
The following officers were elected DIR. j.
W: h Loyeloy, president; Rev. II. H. Dodge
and Rev. T.. T.. Meador, vice presi tents; Gus
T. Mason, recording secretary; Tho mas Sam
son. corresponding secretary; VIM. q. Force,
treasurer, executive committee, M.ssrs John
n. Wheeler, Professor Wilson, Charles p.
Hartman, Ben iamin Loyejoy and George II.
Morgan.
Several members of the Association spoke of
the prospects Of the College. which was IN a
prosperous condition, and complimented Drs.
Samson and Riggies for their administration
Of its affairs.
HORSE STEALING.-Last night, as off Ger
Tucker, the officer in charge of the Third
Ward station, was sitting in front of the Gen.
trail Guardhouse: ne saw man go to wagon
and take one OF the horses and ride off. The
officer followed him. At the corner of 18th
street the horse threw the man and turned
back to the wagon stand. The match horse at
awoke the wagner, who was asleep in his We
hicie. Soon after the thief returned to the
wagon, and officer Tucker arrested him. He
gave MS name as Patrick Layhe, and said he
did not mean to steal the horse, but only in.
tended TO keep it till morning for the owner.
Justice Thompson sent the prisoner to Jail for
court. The horse belongs to 5. A. Janney,
Montgomery county, Md
REAL ESTATE SALES. q. Mcclure & Go.
sold lot :, in square ga, near corner of 10th
street east and street south, to Adam Cad
dls, Jr, for cents per foot a three-story brick
dwelling, with back building on 18th street
west, between New York aven ne and street,
to John l.. Noigt, for $4,000 lot 20, in square
i54, with two-story basement and attic brick
dwelling, on II street, between 9th and 9TH, to
j. q. McKelden, for 81, 700; lot in so uare ga,
corner 10th street east and l street south, i'm
proved with brick dwelling, to Adam Cad
dis, for $3.50.
MATRIMONIAL SQUABBLEs.-Yesterdav at
ternoon, Officer Barker, of the Seventh Ward
arrested John Ryan and Mary, his wife, for
disorderly conduct, and took them before us
tice Boswell. John Ryan was fined 8. 90, and
Mary was fined "a 90. Mary was then charged
with being a common drunkard, and gave Sc
curity for good behavior. Subsequently John
assaulted and beat Mary. John was again ar
rested by Sergeant Gessford, and Justice Bos-
well held him to bail for court for assault and
battery, and fined him 5000 for being drunk
and disorderly.
TIE BUILDING FOR THE STATE DEPART-
MENT.-1n the House of Representatives yes
terday afternoon, Senate JOINT resolution to
authorize the hiring OF building for the tenn
porary accommodation of the Department of
state was amended by striking out the appro-
priation of S5O,OO0 for the first years rent of
the said building, and inserting In lieu thereof
S25,OCO.
DREAMING INTO MARKET STANDs-Iast
night special officer Donaldson saw two men
in the act of breaking into the stand belonging
TO VIM. RIDDLE, huckster, in the Center Mar
ket. He caught one, n man named Chas Col
Inns, who halls from Pennsylvania. but the
other made his escape. This morning Justice
thompson sent the prisoner to Jail for court.
FIRE ALARM.-This morning an alarm of
fire was sounded from box %, corner of 1th
and M streets. at LII O'Clock. by apatrolman
hos a