Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-11

morning to Glymont, carving down the mem
oers and friends Of Eq ual Dfvisioa Suns of
psnr by an excellent band Of music. and the
character q feoee composins the party inter-
aHis any other prediction than that they win
have a delightful day s enjoyment
ton, Wilson, for Baltimore and river landiu gs,
with merchandise and passengers-
Sifth-streef WAa1.-Arrivrd-Schr A. Hea-
ton, Douelas, from New York, with hay, oats,
snd corn for the Govern ment.
Fohey's Wharf.-Arrived-Schr. VIM. Bond,
Washington, with wood for market.
ridge, for Georsetown to discharge cargo; Ex-
change, simpkins, light; Fair, VIM. Simpkins,
Foeler's Wharf. - Arrived - schrs. Frober.
for Washington and GEORGETOWN Ice Compa-
ny; Founder, Skinner. with wood for the
same company. Sailed-Schr. Gaskill. Dutton,
light.
RIty's Wharf. - Arrived - Schrs. Union
Derry. wood for w. II. NARROW; Robert James,
Scars, from Tocomico, with fruit for market;
Regulator, Garrison. with watermelons for r.
mont, do. do; Mary Eliza, Davis, from Chap.
mans Points Render, johnson, from Gler.
den,s wharf, melons for Golden; American
Schrs. Foamipg Sea, Jane, for Havre-de.
Grace, light: J. ]. Barnell, Perry, light.
Carers Wharf. - Sailed - Schrs. Tropic,
Eanks, to Riley's to finish dischareing cargo;
Commodore Conner, Gilmore, to Alexandra,
to finish dijcharging cargo Of lumber; Sea
Lion, James. for Eastern Shore, light; States
man. Malone, for Salisbury, Mass, light
Gutndnd's WhdD.- Arrived - Schr. Sallie.
Bowie, with wood, to Castrll d Evans; schr
Sarah Lavinia, Murdoch, with wood, to Plant.
schr. Annie, Edwards, with coal, to Guinand
sShr; Ann McCar,y. Haston, with coal. to
with wood. 10 Guinand.
WiR.ams Jolly's Wha.f:-Arrived- Schr.
Farmers Friend, -, coal, to McElroy; schr
"0r fha MI
i Jolly; schr. Pilot, Foxwell, with wood, 10
market.
Green's Wharf-Arrived - Schr. Lawrence,
Hicks, with COAL to VIM. H. Barbour.
CIark's Bharf.-Arrived-Schr. Ocean, Shan
nell, " it'll W hite pine lumber, for T. Edward
Go. Sailed - Schr. Enterprise, Shorter, to
Georgetown to load with coal for Norfolk, Va.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE ELLICorr MILLS
SUFFERRRs.-Among the latest contributions
receiv by Mr.. Augustus L. Perry, treasurer
OF the relief committee OF this city for the suf-
ferers at Ellicott Mills by the late flood. are
$50 from Meesrs. Potts, Shelley & Co., of the
Metropolitan Hoi"i; $50 from Messrs. Jackson.
Bro. 4 Co., merchants of this city; from Wes-
ley Chapel, S2l, and SIS from the Foundry M.
L. church. The whole amount Of funds re.
ceived ON Saturday was $50, and ON Monday
$U67. The treasurer, IN addition to sums al.
ready RENTED, expects to forward Tomorrow
$40 TO Mr.. William H. Gibbons, of EIiicott
Mills, treasurer Of the relief committee at that
place. Contributions are coming in daily, but
when the great distress and desfitution which
affects the people Of Ellicott Mills are taken
INTO consideration. our citizens will see the
necessity of giving TO the extent OF their abil.
Ity. We publish the following:
WAsRINGTON, Aug. IL, 1S6S.-Augustus E.
Perry, ESQ, Tyeoswer-Dear Sir: have the
pleasure to enclose you check for $50, being
proceeds of COLLECTION made at Foundry NJ. f.
Church on Sabbath last to aid the sufferers at
Ellicott City, Md. Please acknowledge the
receipt OF it, and oblige, yours truly,
l.. +. SIMPSON, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON, ID. D., Aug. IL, 1859. F.
NmPSon, Esq Treasurer Foundry W. f. Church
In The nsm"s OF the citizens of this city and the
sufferers by the late flood in Maryland, thank
you for the kind, FberI aud prompt contribu-
ton from the Foundry NJ. Z. Church. Respect
lOlly, your oh dent servant.
AUGUSTUS E. PERRY, Treasurer.
ORPHANS CoURT.-Henry Weaver gave
II. :. Barnes; Thomas Weaver and Theodore
Barnes. securities. Maria A. Munson gave
bond in the sum of $500 as administering of
0wen Munson; Charles IL. Townsend and
Tho. NJ Shepherd, s14etips.
The wills Of JameT CHAPMAN, Ann Crown
and Lewis Eeard were fully proven and adj
mtted to probate.
The will of Samuel Brown was filed and
partially proven. He appoints his wife, Lima
Brown, sole administrative, who gave bond in
the sum Of $500; John Anderson and J. c.
Clay Sureties.
Laura Pickens gave bond in the sum of 500
IS guardian to the orphans Of Lafayette aud
Laura Cameron, Samuel Pickens, 6. H. Os-
borne and L. Mckinney sureties.
The argument IN the Miller will case was
continued by Mr.. Thompson for the Cayaators
and Judge Leech in opposition.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The Supreme Lodge
OF knights Of Pythjas, compo-ed of deleyafos
from The Grard Lodges OF ihe various States
met this morning at their new fsll. corner of
Seventh and ID streets. The follow ing officers
Were elccted-Supreme Past Chancellor and
Founder, j. H. Rathbone, of District OF Colum.
bia; Supreme Past Chancellor, w. p West.
wood, OF District Of Columbia; Supreme Ven-
cradle Patrisrch. Wilbur H. Myers, of Pa:
supreme Chancellor, (presdirg officer.) Sam.
uel Read, of N. j.; Supreme Vice Chancellor.
James p. Hayes, of De-; supreme Recording
and CnT~-ponding Scribe, Clarence NJ. Ba-.
ION. OF District Of Columbia; Supreme Banker
William A. Por.er, of Pa; Supreme Guide. q.
=. Abbot, OF Md; Supreme Irper Steward, H.
kronheimer, of District of Columbia; Supreme
Ourter Steward, Frederick Coppes, Of Pa.
i. u. X. NAT an adjourned session of the
Grand Council of the District of Columbia. i.
Q. r. NJ, held on the 7th Sleep Of the S.urgeon
Moon, G. s. u. 81, august eth 1861 at Logan
Wigwam, Georgetown, ID. G., the following
GIsnd Chiefs were Installed by J. Mari, Mort
Worthy Grand Incohonee of the Grand Coun.
Cawood w. q. Sachem, A. @. Prather; w. g.
Sen Sag, John F. Whtemore; W. g. Jun,
Sag. r. A. Basford; w. G. g. Of R., James E.
Dement, W: g. X. Of W, NJ. L. Merrill: WIG.
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Lowe; w. q. G. of Forrest, James Small.
CHILD RESTORED TO ITS PARRNrs.-About
eight O'Clock last evening, a. little girl, ABOUT
three years old, nam"d Lucretia McCoy was
brought TO the Station house in Precinct No s
by a boy named George Rabey The child
was kept about an hour. After which she was
turned over to her father. H. &. Mccoy, ON
Third street east, between M and N streets
south.
-
ACCIDENT Boy Run Ocer.-A little son of
officer Lawler was run over by q hack, this
morning about nine O'Clock, and officer Fox
conveyed him 10 h,s home, on I'd street west.
between L and X streets north. His injuries
Were slight.
FALL FROM RooP.-About noon to-day
carpenter named Myers Tell from the roof Of
tbree-story house on Seventh street west, be-.
tween q and H streets, and was bruised and
cut considerably. DIR. Elliot was called In and
dressed the wounds of the injured man, whe
was afterwards conveyed home by his frieuds.
SENT ON FOR TRIAL.-Walker White, col.
ored, who's arrest tor perjury has ALREADY
been noticed in the STAR, was yesterday re.
manded for further trial before court, by Jus.
tce Bates. He was released ON bail for his
appearance. s"c.
THE SEYMOUR AND BLAIR club OF the Sixth
Ward will shortly erect a flagstaff at the in.
ters' cdon Of Virginia avenue and Eighth street
fast, which Will ts ninety iNet high, and from
winch will be thrown TO the brNeze q large
sfreamer bearing the names Of the candidates.