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

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A motion to 60 into an election OF permanent
o Ulcers was made, but Withdrawn before being
put to vote. --rtH tf=-I
An invitation being extended 20 all persons
subscribe their names to the association, a
number OF gentlemen responded
On motion of Mr.. j. T.. Thompson, it was
resolved that when the association adiourns
1. ADJOURN to meet again next Wed nesday
night, at which time, it was hoped, the COM
mittee to revise the constitution and by. laws
would De ready to report. '4Hs BY
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
THE RIVER FRONT, October 10th 1s67-Car.
ter's WAarf:- Arrived = Schr. Gettysburg,
Wood & Co. SaiIed-Schr r. e. Pecker,
She rnan, for Georgetown, to load with coal
Tor Boston.
Riley's Wharf.-Arrived : Schrs Federal
Hill. Wheeler, lumber from James river for
) Eorment: M. /. Fardy, Cooper, Salisbury,
No. with lumber for s. Norment; Gen. Grant
Slopshire, Havre.ae.G race, coal for Laurie &
Fowler's Wharf-Arrived-Schr Argo, Ca
rey, from Baltimore, with lumber for Mohuu
4 Son; Ann Jane, Bennett, from Baltimore,
with lumber for N. Il. Fueitt j. T. Weldon,
Bowman, from Boston, with furniture for
Washington dealers; Emeline Mclean. Sleep.
sT, from Richmons, Me-, with ice for the
washington and GEORGETOWN Ice Company.
Crouch's WhaIf-Arrived-SIoop Ann Nc.
Earthy, from ST. Marys, with oak wood, for
Butler & Hanna: schooner VIM H. Traverse,
Gelston building. Sailed-Schooners Traverse
and Ontario, bound down, light.
Stdcky'ole's Wharf -Arrived-Schooners Alb
bic BursIey, Kelly, from Gardner, Name,
with 4l6 tons of ice, $500 boards, and II, 600
iaths, for Stackpole & Hall.
Potomac Ferry Wharf.- Arrived - Steamer
Wswaset Fawke, from Gone river, with pro-
0uee and passengers.
Sixth Street harf.-Arr1ved-Steamer Ex-
press, Nickel, from Baltimore and lower river,
with merchandise and passengers; schooners
Oregon. MoCracken, with wood, TO CLARK s.
Hunt: +. b. Jones, Marshall, with wood, to
Baum. In the stream - Sloop loaded with
wood, to market.
CRYSTAL WAVE DIvIsIoN-This fl ourish.
ing Division, Sons OF Temperance, occupied
last night, for the first time, their new hall on
N. between 9th and 7th streets. The hall Is in
new brick building, not yet finished, and is
used as school.room. The upper portion Of
the building will, when complete, be used as
a dwelling house.
In the regular order OF business, the Divi-
sion elected, last evening, as lady officers, Miss
f. White, l.. s; Miss Il. White, L. c.; Miss
Mary Atze, LIST Il. a; Miss Georgtana Reese,
I'd L. A. and Emma Topin, Sd L. A.
The exercises after disposal OF the ordinary
business were quite entertaining and Instruc-
tive. MISS Hattie Connor sang and performed
on the piano The Nv andering Refugee" after
which Mr.. Cove, of Good Samaritan Division,
spoke, exhortIng the members Of Crystal Wave
to action, and telling them that Hthere is no
excellence without great labor" He told some
amusing anecdotes; after which MIR. Eschel.
berger sang and played upon the piano, re.
ceiving in return merIted applause. MT
Plat, of the Grand Division, then read a
lengthy and interesting poem, the subject of
which was woman. MIR: Eschelberger again
ciated, and the Worthy Patriarch, Mr.. D, G..
Fountain, read an essay entitled "a visit to
the old homestead" On motion OF Mr.. VIM
f;Hiysn: me Division decided to pay frater-
perance, on next Monday evening.
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SuNDAY.-Yesterday
James Cole was before Justice Morsell, at the
First Yard station. On the charge Of selling
aIquor On Sunday, he having been arrested bv
Sergeant 5. w. Taylor, and was fined S2l.6O.
Two persons were summoned by the ser.
2eant at the time Of the arrest to testify to
the fact, but they failed TO obey the summons,
and the case was set for q further hearing, but
they bad not been seen by the officers. Finally,
when an attachment was spoken of, q George
town Off Ger succeeded in summoning one of
the parties. and the other, fearing an attach.
ment would be issued, went to the station and
reluctantly testified to the fact, on which Cole
was fined The worst feature of the case ia
that one OF the witnesses has heretofore been
prominent in the temperance movement, and
claims now to be an honorary member
POLICE SUMMARY.-The police lieutepapts
this morning made reports showing that
during the last twenty -four hours no arrests
were made in the First (lsland) ana Third
(Georgetown) precincts; l by Sanitary Com
pany, which was dismissed: in the Second
precinct, county of which was dismissed.
postponed, fined Sc, and committed to
workhouse; IA In Fourth, (First Ward) Of
which II were fined S62 20, 2 dismissed and 1
to security 10 keep the peace; 6 In Fifth,
dSecond Ward) OF which were dismissed.
and fined Sc: in Sixth, (Fifth Ward) of
which were fined IS, and held to security
for peace; II in Seventh. Fourth Ward) OF
which were dismissed. fined $40, 1 COM
IL of which were dismissed, l postponed,
committed 10 workhouse, 70 security fer
peace, and % fined to the amount of Sl26.9O.
BAwpy HoUsE-The article under this head.
inserted In our local column in Tuesdays Star
relative 20 Kitty RoZier, we learn from MT.
John Waters, one of our oldest and moat re.
spected citizens, has no foundation in fact.
Kitty RoZier has lived as nurse with Mr..
Waters for a number of years. and Is Justly
regarded by hiEl, az well as those TO whom she
is known, as an excellent and trustworthy
nurse. The charge was made through mali.
ctous motives, by one of bad repute, who had
been elected from house occupied by Kitty
Rozier, on learning her character. We deem
1t but an act OF justice to a worthy cslored
woman to make The correction.
REyIvALs "A RELIGIOUS revival Is in prog.
Iess at the Hamline n. E. Church-the Rev ].
W Hoover, pastor-on the corner Of 9th and
p streets. A protracted meeting is also beng
held at the Foundry NJ. Z. Church, on the cor.
tner of 14th and G streets-Rev. Peyton Brown.
pastor. A spirited revival has been and Ia now
in progress at McKendrie Chapel, (MethOdist,)
on NdSsoCu usttS avenue, OeLWfSu St0 ana
10th streets, under the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the
Rev. VIM. krebs, pastor; also at the East
Washington N. +. Church, on 4th street east,
under the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Rev. G.. V.
Leech, pastor.
EQUITY Coz RT, Judge Uylie.-Y esterday
the following business was transacted: Green
berry Solomon agt. Clarke ct al: Injunction
against Marshal TO restrain sale. Il. J. Walker
agt. Bank OF Metropolis, and Walker agt. X.
Smith; argued by Walker and son for plain til,
and Ashford. Jones and Cox for defendants.
Door vs. Smith; decree Diminishing the plain.
tif,s bill. In re, estate OF William Holmead:
an order approving the order Of the Orphans'
Court authorizing the sale of the real estate
OF infant heirs. n. me-.
SANITARY RKPoRr.-Y Yesterday the Sanitary
Company, in charge Of Lieut.. Noonan, served
H II written notices, gave "a verbil ones, re-
moved | dead horse and smaller animals,
gave orders for co6ins and burial OF Addie
Coal, colored, infant daughter OF Sarah Fleet
and julia Dodson. colored, and conveyed
Margaret Curran to the almshouse.
Supreme circle OF this order nave been in ses-
Il sion At BEADING, Pa, since Nor day isst, and
Yesterday dispatch was received here from
10 5. ". John w Thompsor, announcing the
q. election of Dir. J. Martin McFarlsnd, OF Cap
itof Circle, OF this city, as Supreme Washing
Ton fer the ensuing year. Mr.. McF. left for
Reading last evening" p
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