Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-02

noon. Equal Division mo. 81 Sons of Temper.
east front Of the Patent On ae.where addresses
were made by Messrs. W. P. Drew, George
Savage, Oscar Alexander, W. G. Finney, and
Master Franck. =
spirited meeting was held at Island Hall,
under the auspices Of Hope Division. Sons OF
Temperance, and addresses were delivered by
Messrs. J. L. Kidwell. j. S. Polar. Mcdonald,
and Thornburg; after which nineteen persons
stepped forward and signed the total absti.
Dence pledge, ana six names We're obtained
for membership In the Division.
AT the Northern Liberties market-h house the
Washington Temperance Society held a spir-
tied meeting, where addresses were made by
). A. Pearson, w. q. Finney, w. r. Drew, e.
w. Hills, and others. The sans society held
its regular weekly meeting in the evening, q,
Temperance Hall, which was addressed by J
s. Holm gshead, president: MIR. Bradley, Gov
Thomas Ford, w Drew, and O. K Harris
SUDDEN DBATH.-Mr Edwin Green, an old
and much respected citizen Of this place, died
suddenly at his residence, corner 18th and x
streets, Franklin Row, on Sunday afternoon
lie mad been on pleasure trip with his family
TO Cape May. and was returning on Friday
evening when he was attacked in the cars
win diarrhra. and continued to grow worse
ill yesterday afternoon, at which time he
breatbed his last. Mr.. Green was for many
years an extensive manufacturer and dealer in
furniture, and had, by strict attention to bus.-
for himself the entire confidence Of the bust
ness community, and amassed handsome
competency
PURCHASE OF REAL EsTArE.-We hear that
Mr. Louis F. w. Weber, the well known
leader OF s.Weber's Band, y has Just purch ased
the farm OF W m Beales, adjoining the War
renton Springs property, purchased by DR..
Corn elius Boyle The farm contains 3s4 acres.
Mr. Weber pays for 1t sc, 500. tow price con.
sidering It's ad vantages OF position. Dr. Boyle,
WaIrenton Springs property into lots for cot.
tage sites, with the idea of adding 10 the at.
traciiveness and popularity Of the place.
PRoFANIrY.-This offense having been made
punishable under the law, 1t seems that the
officers are determined upon its execution.
Kate Waters, nymph CT notorious character,
was no arrested to.osy, on complaint OF com
and obscenity, greatly to the annoyance OF
those compelled to reside in the same domiciie
With her: Kate was accordingly taken before
Justice Morsell. who imposed fine Of two
dollars, and admonishsd her TO tssin no more .
MEETING OF THE BAR.-To. morrow at II
o'clock, is the time to which the meeting Of
the N eInbers of the bar, held on the 18th ult,
70 take action In reference 10 the dismissal of
Mr. bradley as mem Der of the bar, adjourned
70. ana II VIII convene at that hour, in the
court room As some Of the committee ap.
pointed to report on the case are absent from
the city. hnal report is not expected, but
possibly partial report Will be made.
TRANsYERs OF RIAL EsTATs.-The follow
ing uansfers OF real estate were reported to.
day at r. III. Halls Real Estate Exchange, No.
-, louisiana avenue, corner OF 7tn street.
SUBDIVISION lot 6, square 412, $4,000; sub. lot
", sq uare SIS. $5s0Sc; sub. lot ID. so uare 331,
SlS96.75 sub. lots 1. q. 80 and a, square 336,
Sep1Oi part OF lot 90, square 236, north 20 feet,
Sie5:ta; part lots and 8, square 729, % feet,
$1,CQ0. E-fs taa Yaitt q b eass Ta u
). LARCENY OF HoRsE-Detective, Clarvoe
philadelphia. VIM. Nicholson, who is to be
delivered to detective Levy. of that city, he
having been arrested In Gsorgetown. upon
reformation received from Phitadelphia,a by
the assistance Of Officer Cunninkharn. Nichoi.
snety ia o wn ns ne a9ss
OF Philadelphia. ag 81 ea4tEe st,lt tg,Ii ..si4 B.
CHARGED WITH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Coombs and Miller thie tnorninE ARRESTED q
clerk for Mr. Leonard. the agent for the freed
men, in procuring bounties, charge with forg- !
ing the name Of Arthur Longing. and obtain
police ID ths diatrict dss.S mated q .Hooker.s
Diseion!' He 10 held for hsarsnGa 81 /
HELrLrss.-aOmcers Morgan ana 'Bsilsy, Of
mp, near Bennines bridge, named Michael
Aee4 who was sulferinE from paralysis. He
was taken 70 the residence OF his brother, near
the dovernmsnt p1innnx enies. - 81
Il POLICE RxpoRrs-The whole number OF ar.
rests made By the police yesterday were a. 1
While the Amount derived from fines imposed
Ths number Of arrests pads on Saturday
were 50, and the amount Of fnes imposed was
Ss6s0. 5000 "a 81 40 isess's
SnLLIEe nj SAMPLE.-A. peddlar named
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