Evening star., 1867-05-25

| StSA'ta W uils Club. ue list was catitu iOi
between the meetings, and required to be done
| promptly As 10 the appointments. the Jndges
| OF the supreme Court are responsible for the
! sppontment of a majority of Democrats as re-
! celVels, as appears by the list.
| On motion OF Mr. ArRold, 1t was ordered
| that a card be inserted in the Star and ChroR-
iete, and Kept stan ding till the day OF election,
| announcing the Ward ticket, as follows. For
| A derman-Z. Richards. For Common Coun-
| cn-Gen.E j. S. Crocksr, John L. Pfsu, Wan.
1 Rutherford For Assesser-Joshua Whitney.
| Mr.. Kelsey offered the following resolution:
ReSssoea, That it the imperative duty of
ALI persons connected with the several depart
meuts of the Government IN this city, whose
views harmonic with the measures and poi
| Icy of the National Legislature, To take every
| step necessary for their registration and their
| ballots at the ensuing election, and that all
| such persons are urgently solicited to consider
| THIS subject and take sides with the party OF
liberty and reform.
Mr.Pfau proposed an auendment inclnding g
the workipsmen generally of the city; which
was accepted. ~. .s.,
| Mr.. s. J. Brown stated that the subject of
| the voting OF employees Of the Government
| had been considered; and it was certain tina
! by voting ia the m unicipal election here clerks
DO not lose their right 70 vote In the elections
| IN the States they come from.
Mr.. Arnold moved that tn exec utiye COM
mittee be instructed TO prepare an address to
| the voters Of the Second Ward, and report at
meeting of the club on Tuesday next, and
| that when the club adjourn ii be Till Tuesday
eve ming next; adopted.
Mr.. Peters moved TO reconsider
Mr Pau moved TO Law that motion on the
Mr.. Chase, (white,) as chairman OF the rati-
hcation committee, made an explanation in
reference to the card of Mr.. HeaId leader of
the band employed by the club on the occasion
OF the ratification, declaring that Mr. Heald
was distinctly Informed before he was engaged
AZ 70 VINO ne was to play for; that when he
reached the place of assembly and was called
upon to play he did not say he would not
play because they were colorea people, but
his excuse was that there was one instr ume Mt
pnrn MI hat
The club ordered that the bills of the ratih-
cation committee be paid. including IS to Mr.
Mackey, who beat the DIR um for the process
sion.
Mr.. Chase read an article in the Intelliqenesr
OF the Sd instant, headed "Lazy Contrabands
rersus Resident Colored People," and argued
that this was bait to catch the votes of the
old residents, and he denounced the article as
shameful
Mr.. Given (eolored) followed in a speech,
showing that the object OF the article is to
effect di vision among the colored voters, SO
as to destroy all. He thought it a smart dodge,
6ut not smart enough to effect its purpose.
The colored man who votes Democratic
tcket Will find the District too hot for the
soles Of his feet.
MT. Ambush tcolored) moved a vote of
thanks TO the ward ratification committed and
that they be discharged; agreed TO-
On motion OF Mr.. Piper, Mr.. Arnold's reso-
luton was reconsidered, and laid On the
1T was ordered that when the club adiourn
it be till next Tuesday evening
On motion of Mr.. Arnold, the executive
committee was instructed to invite Major s.
b. Wall to address the club at Brooks Church,
vermont avenue, next Wednesday night
After the transaction of business connected
with the club, the meeting adjourned.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-Messrs Green g.
Williams have sold during the past week the
ioiIowing property:-Parts lots l6 and IL, In
square s51, fronting IA feet sk inches on New
YORK avenue, between 9th ana 9TH streets west,
improved by three-story frame dwelling, to
Anthony Best, for Sl,4s5; part lot 2,ln square
Sis, fronting 20 feet on north L. between 4th
ana 5th streets west improved by three story
brick house, to Mary Lawson, for 50 $50; part
lot I, IN sq uare 3sl 'front.' 81 feet inches on
north Z street, Improved by q two-stery and
attic brick dwelling part lot 1, in same square
fronting 81 feet inches on Louisiana avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets west, improved
~ two-story frame house, for S6,O50, Anthony
Buchly purchaser; tpart lot S, in square 3Sl,
fronting 20 feet inches on Louisiana avenue.
oy 5O feet deep, to II. B. Curtis, for $4,000 lot
Curtis, for 25 cents per foot; lot 2, in same
square, to Frederick D. Mack, for Is cents per
1oot; lots 3 and q, in same square, to M. w.
Beyeridge, for Is cents per foot: lot No S.
Edyera Grier, Is cents per foot; part lot Q, in
same square, Frederick o. Mack, at Ia cents
per foot; lots and s. in square III, with i'm
provement fronting Doth street west, between
M and streets north, house 2si, to John
farreli, forG ,05o;Ihouse No CSC, to same pur-
fIhstiife~ de'e ehfhs duu st'fbIe, 1ronung on
street, between 18th and 18th streets wost, ~
G.. w. Cissell, tor 81 900; parts of lots and 9,
in square No. 75S, with Improvements, TO ii.
H. Filley, for $1,000; lot 9, in square 76S,
Sd street east, between A and streets south,
to John Clarke, for $1,000; part of lot No. 8,
in square 7s4, on b street south, between Sd
and 4th streets east, to DIR. b. NARROW, for
1925; lots IL and 12. in square $50, TO W. b.
Todd, at cents per foot; 10: L, In SO uare SCI,
TO P. ID. Rhodes, at 13 cents per foot. loC No.
2, in same square, to K. ID. Rhodes, at II cents
per foot: three-story brick house, on Penn
sylyaDia avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
west, to p. II. Welch, for IS, SU0; two story
frame house. street south, between 9th and
10th streets west, lot 25 feet front and l25 in
depth to w. II. Gibson, for 81 400; two-story
brick house, fronting on paved alley, between
G and II streets and 9th and 9TH streets west,
to George Lantree, for 500: also, two-story
brick house, same square, to T. Murphy, for
$780, lots %, "a. 25, 26 "a, and rs, to W. w. Bur-
dette, at II "a cents per foot lots %, 80, 81 and
81, to w. Linkins, at II cents per foot; lot 80,
TO same, at 1GH cents per foot; lot "a, to N. w.
Burchell, 16S cents per foot: lots IS, SO, and
81. TO VIM. Linkins. 1885 cents per foot; lot 3s,
n. w. Burcbell, l6a cents per foot; lots 9and
40, Joseph Schmidberger. OK cents per foot;
lot II. l. Atchson, ga cents per foet; lots Az
and 4S, Walker Lewis, OK cents per foot; lots
Ii, 45, 40 ~, As. 49, So, and 81, w. b. Slack So
cents per foot. The above, from No. % to 81
inclusive, being subdivision OF original lots7,
s, 9, 10. IL. 12. and Is, in square No 157 'front.'
ing on Massachusetts avenue, between 18th
street west and north p street