Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-10

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residence of the brides father, Missouri a We.
nue., b +. M. Hurley, Esq, of Hagerstown,
Ia, Registrar in Bankruptcy for the Fourth
Congressional district OF Maryland, was mar
Red TO Miss Ulie Norment, daughter of our es.
tened fellow cit zen, Samuel Norment, Esq.
ne service was performed by Rev. DR.. Nadai,
OF OF Philadelphia, assisted by Rev. Mr. Ward, Of
Maryland: The groomsmen were Mr. G H.
Pant, OF Washington, Hon. Stephen Will
son, OF Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Townsend, of
washington The bridesmaids were Miss
Esq. of this city, Miss Laura Talbot, of Mary.
land, and Miss Emma McKelden, OF this CITY.
The bride was most beautifully attired. She
received large nu nber OF beautiful presents.
very large and handsome attendance was
present. amongst which We noticed Mayor
Wallach and several Of our most distingu shed
citizens.
Yesterday afternoon, an in teresting marriage
ceremony took place in the 7th- street Presbv
terrain Church, (South Washington,) Rev. j.
M II. Lemon, OF Baltimore, being the official.
Ing minister. The parties were Humphrey H.
Lemon brother OF the minister) and Miss Eliza
Davis, daughter of Mr.. John Davis, who were
accompanied by Mr.. o. O. Spicer and Miss M.
A. Lee, as groomsman and bridesmaid The
party lett a, 30 for Frederick.
THE SKATING CLUB.-A meeting Of the stock.
holders in the Washington Skating Club was
neld last evening at the rooms OF the Board OF
Trade. the President. VIM. H. Clagett, In the
CHAIR, and Jno. j. Chapman, secretary.
Mr. Clagett stated that the pond was in good
condition, and had been since last season The
directors had taken some preliminary steps for
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the pond and build new house at q cost Of
$1,000. The amount of money held BY the
treasurer was S402, and this meeting was
called for the purpose Of providing the means
Mr.. Alex. Adamson moved that each member
be taxed tive dollars on each share held by
him; adopted.
A large number came forward and paid their
assessment, after which the club adjourned.
Tits proposed to deepen the pond and make
footwalk around the same. new building
Will be erected, 100 feet long and 2S feet deem.
with 6e windows facing the pond.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFRRs.-The following
transfers Of real estate have been reported by
E: M. Hall, real estate nt:-Subdiyision
OF lots 8, Q. 10, ii ana ~, in square 49, at 81.
5oO subdivision Of lots IL and 10, in so uare sos,
at 500: lots 40 and SO, part Of square in George
town, at S1,575; Ian adjoining Oak Hill Gem
etery, at S1o,O0Oi square west Of square %, at
$500; lot 10, IN square 926, at $780, subdivision
OF lot l, in square south OF square AS, at Si5U.
west half Of lot 3, in square 496, at 1000: sub
division OF lots and Z, in square 141, at 3d.
100; subdivision Of lot 20, SO uare 625, at ST.
$50; lot 26. in square $685. at $500; part of lot 5,
in square $40, Us feet on l street,) at So 80;
part OF square %, at 1856; subdivision Of lot
5G6, tn square s41, at s7s97O; part OF lots lis
and l16, in Bealrs addition 10 GEORGETOWN, at
Sstp; north half Of lot 80. in square 534, at
$1,000; part OF lot 10, in square 926. at 81 900;
subdivision OF lot Il, in square 70, at $1,000;
north % II ct Is inches OF square 10i3 at Sl6 o.
mcnt avenue,) az SI,263; lot 3, in square east
oftquare 81, at 1897
NEW BUILDING AsecCIATIoN.-Lasteve evening,
number of gentlemen met at the Office of
Messrs. Daniels Il Sherwood, No. 444 Four.
teen'h street, for the purpose of forming ne "
called to the chair, and MAJOR E. W. Clarke
appointed secretary. The name OF the Metro.
politan Building Association was adopted.
Messrs. J. Daniels, T. JEFF. Leonard and E. W.
Clarke were appointed committee on coRsti-
tuition and after consultation reported draft Of
constitution which was adopted. This associa.
ton is formed on the basis OF the old associa.
lions, except that the premiums are limited
from 20 10 ~ per cent. and 1t will close when
$500 per share less 20 per cent shall be paid IN,
which is supposed will take place in i've
years
The following officers were elected: John r
Elvans, president; Major E. w. CLARK, score.
tary; II o. Hood, treasurer; and the election eft
directors was postponed to the next meeting,
TIE SRvRHrH-SrREEr RAILWAY RELIEF
AssoCIATIoN.-This association, since it's or.
Ranization, has done vast deal of good, and
number OF Its members have been relieved
from suffering by the benefits accrufng there.
from Yesterday morning, Mr.. George How.
ard, driver OF street car No. 50, who was par.
alyzed few weeks since, left for Rockville,
Md. in order TO recruit his health, the EXPENSE
OF the TRIP to be borne by the assoc,atien. He
was accompanied by hts family who ara a lao
to be regarded as the alimoners of the same
bepe violent institution.
Mr.. Thomas Thompson, driver Of car No. SIS,
has been compelled to mporarily absent h i'm.
self from employment, oRing to the develop.
ment OF an affection OF the lungs. During his
illness be will be supported by the Seventh
MIsrAKEN IDBNrirY.-The case against
Michael McKenna, charged on Thuraday with
having attempted the sale OF q horse which
was the property Of Dauiel Jones, a colored
man, came up tor examination before Justice
Chaplin on the afternoon Of his arrest. Pend
ing the examination, Edward O'Brien came
forward and assumed the act of Michael Nc.
Kenna, who had only o1aeiatsd as his agent In
offering the sale OF said horse. In his own de-
purchased, horse resembling Jones, and sfter
turning him ont to Craze In common, he was
unable to discriminate between the two, and
tbersfore took Jones' horse In mistake for his
own, There being no felonious intent on the
part OF either O'Brien or McKenna, Justice
Chaplin dismissed the case, and turned the an /.
mai In dispute over 70 the plaintiff, Daniel
Jones, who had fully established his owner.
ship TO the same EsF = - =
tTH1 THiRD OoLoR1D BAPTIsr CHURcH.-
TIE Third Acolored Baptist church-better
known as Boefdtn's-whlch haa been for sew.
eral months trequently the scene of riotous
acts. &C.. owing % quarrel between The
former trustees and the pastor with a sew set
OF trustees IL now IA possession OF the pastor
and those VINO took sides with him-tba rtt.r.
ha wing ha wing been expelled from the chnrrb
fer their conduct. The old trustees hays NON.
ever commenced suit against the presen Mt h,ara
in the Equity Court. 10
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