Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-21

members CT the bar and others present, Chief
Justice Cartier and Associate Justices Fisher
and WyIie were or the berch-JudEe Ollr,
who has recently returned from q trip to Eu-
rope, not having yet arrived IN the city, being
absent. s -. 80
On the court heing cpeuec, Mr, Kennedy re.
marked that the eovst bavirE several terms
since made rule admitting the graduates of
Columbian College Law School without the
usual examination, he would move the adrais-
sion Of the graduates OF last term, and they
were ,hereupon admitted.
The Erac yates are as follows: II. VI. Barry,
r. D. Beam, 9. + Buxton, Charles L. CatIin,
Fred Chase. A. r. Cbilds, H. V Cole, q. Eaton
Crucy, A. W. CIin ton, J. ". Corey, T. Z Da
Wis. W H. Day, W. Sumner Dodge. W. II.
Ro1 FIspeb Be- EsIn EdssF Essisn +
NJ. Gibson, Gozyler I. Mason. Edwin NJ. Hall,
Z. @. Harmon, G. Il. Holden. W. A. Hunt, r.
G. KiIkratTick. J. g. Kimball, Young Lank-
Culiis. M. S. Mccullough. }. III. Mason, }. F.
Myers, N. B. Mulliker, S. A, Mouithrop. ] L.
Murphy. ]. McCiary Perkins. Henry r. Pol
Thomas s. Samson, Winfield s Strawn, Albert
N. Stir, W. E. Spencer, Frank a. Spencer,
William F. Scott, A. 4. Tlngle, n. Tromb BILE,
bury Whee'er W. L: Wilson, J. n. Whitney,
Joseph Woodruff. Thirteen CT these i,nmedt-
ately te Ok the necessary oath, and were ad-
mi'ted. s1J
MI W, V Fendall moved the admission of
Mr.. Judsos 7. Bull as p member CO the bar,
and the appointment OF q committee to exam
inc into bis qualific ateEs. Messrs. ". Y.
Fendall. w s. Cox. and W. F. Mattingly were
appointed the committee.
On motion of Mr. A. Lloyd, the same com.
mitee were instructed to also examine Mr.. A.
W. Townsend as to his qualifications tor ad-
miss On 10 the bar.
The court adjourned until o.morrow at 10
O'Clock.
THE PEFITENTIARY CoNTRACT.-The con-
tractor for removing the old penitent;ary build
ing tMT Stockbridgel has not yet entered on
tie Work. owing to the Discrimination OF the
coicred men whom he intended to work to enter
into the agreement proposed by him: and we
hear that small number Of them who were
set to work this morning became dissatisfied
as soon as they entered he grounds. and left.
Ii is alleged tina: at the price the work was
contracted for by Mr. S no set of men can earn
more than thirty-five cents per day each and
of course II would not be fair to AJAX men to
work for that sum. Some experienced work
men are about to wait on the commandant,
Gen. Ramsay. and urge that the work be done
by days work under q suitable superinten-
dent.
ORPHAN ASYLUM FAIE.-The lady mana.
gers Of ST. NiIcent's Female Orphan Asylum
of which Sister Blanche is the efficient direct
or, ard the ladies OF St. Patrick's church, aided
By others OF our bene, olent ladies. propose
commencing tair in Carroll Hall, on G, be.
tween 9Th and 10th streets. 10 morrow even
ing, for the benefit o. the orphans of this in.
si,tu'Ion. The hail has been beautifully dec.
GRATED, and the tables, arranged as follows,
Orphans Table--Mrs. Boone: ST. yincent's
Female School Scholars Table-fancy arti-
Cles-EIIss Maggy Faharty and Miss Maggie
Ward. assisted by all the girls the Sodality
society TabIe-taEcy and useful articles
Mrs. Clark, assisted by the societies: Book and
Stationery Tab.e-Mrs. Mclaughlin, with a
number OF assistants: Toy Table and Fancy
hrrcles-Eirs. Zell and others: The Fish Pond
or -Bag-Mrs. Thompson and others: the
Post Ctiice-Miss Lizzie Lester and other Ia.
dies: the Supper Room and Cake and Refresh
rent Tables-Mrs. Thomas Williams Mrs
Thomas Berry. EIrs. William l.. Wall, Miss
Lizzie Kelley. and others. H.
Many valuable donations have been made
amcng which are handsome easy chair from
Nr Hoover: a handsome and valuable easy
clair from w. l.. Wall. esq: q handsome
afghan from Charles Meyer, esq, of Balti-
more: lot of worsted work, shawls, etc,
from Nessrs. .StelIman & Hfnrics, of Ealtj.
more: magnificent set of YES tments, made by
the Sisters at Emnittsburg. and painted by the
talented Miss Tyson These are to be voted
tor TIE siereynsn receiving The highest mum.
ard cushions made by the orphans, together
with all sorts of fancy artcie5, handsome lace
work. etc There will be a band of music pres
ent every evening during the far.
The Board of Lady Managers are: Mrs
Boone, president; Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Thos
Kennedy, Mrs. MassI, Mrs. Thos. Stephens,
and Mrs McClin;ock Young.
BASE BALL ITRMs.-The Jefferson base ball
club of this city paid visit to Annapolis on
Saturday and played match game with the
Severn club Of that city. The Jefferson won
the game by score Of % to 81. The playing
was spirited throughout, and the game was
" / messed by the largest crowd ever gathered
ingtonians were met at the depot by commit
tee. escorted to the grounds, thence to the
city Hofel,'' where the attentive and hospi-
table Marylanders had provided sumptuous
dinner for them. After doing fun justice to
the edibles, they were shown around, the place
of greatest interest visited, was the State
House.
On saturday afternoon the Married and q.
gle mines ofthe Adjutant General Off &c play ed
match game on the grounds Of the Union
club. The SIX innings resulted as follows
Single ............. 10 l II $50
Married. 0 2 2 6-l3
A spirited match game was played on the
Whiie Lot Saturday, between the Gotham and
American base ball clubs, OF which the follow.
ing is the result OF the nine innings:
Gotham IL 3. . 5-32
American. % 3 l 0 Q %
On the same day the Friendship and Young
Eagle clubs payed q match game of five innings
with the following result:
Friendship. ............4 3 s-22
Young Eagle. .........4 O-l5
day between the 1st nine Of the Erie and the
I'd nine OF the Eagle, (Jr.,) with the folio wing
as the result OF five innings:
Erie. ...................3 10 4 s-26
1dgie ................. ?-H
METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
ms new DullulDg ASSOCIATION met AT Sh6ldOn'S
Hall, on Saturday evening, vice presidenc T.
Jeff. Leonard in the chair, and Major f. w.
Clarke, secretary, Messrs. E. l.. Schmidt and
John B. Scott, were elected directors IN ad-
dit.on 10 II. l.. Sherwood, J. H. Russell and
Nathan Burnham, elected at previous meet
ing. and a committee composed of Messrs. H.
o. Hood, Joseph Daniels and E. l.. Schmidt
was appointed 10 revise and Print the consti-
tuition.
SALE OF BARS.-On Saturday afternoon the
refIeshment bars on the National race-course,
on which 10 TO be held the Naionsl Agricultu-
raj Fair. were put mp for sale by Messrs. Wall
IL Co., and the long bar under the grand stand
was sold to Mr.. e. l.. Armstrong for sos; a
site for a bar, 10 be erected in the space inside
OF the track, and which will be located near
the base. ball grounds, was sold to George w.
Driver for S475 The sale OF the other bars
was postponed until next Saturday.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFBRs-The following
transfers OF real estate were reported to-day
at r. M. Halls Real Estate Exchange, II Louis
lana avenue: Sub.lot IL, square ZIG, at $780,
sub lot 80. square 7l9. at $500; part OF lot "a,
square 454, IA feet inches, at s., 100; part OF
lot l. square $40. 90 feet 1015 inches. at $4,000:
OF lot l, SO feet inches, on Bridge St.. George
town, at $500; sub-lo. NJ, square 523. at 500;
part OF lot 90, square 1877 south at 1898 -. II
OFFICER BLRUET MAKES A RAID.-Omcer
Bleuet, OF the eighth precinct, at six o'clock
yesterday evening, brought to the station.
hcuee three servants, named Harriet A. Rec
tor, Anna Brooks and Marg't Young, charging
them with dieorderly conduct, and Jas Jor.