Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03
REAL Estate sALEs.-Messrs. Green

REAL EsrATE SkLEs-Messrs. Green &
" illiarns, auctioneers. yesterday sold part o.
lot II, in square Ca, q street north, near tst
street, with the improvements thereon, to A.
Itdipebom for Seta They have also sold part
Of lot 9, in squars ife 20 feet front by 30 feet
etep, on 7th street west, between X and )
streets north, with the improvements, consist
ing Of n two-story frame house, &c, to Georga
". Mitchell for S1,G5C; also, part of lot No "a,
an square ss2, having - feet front, and depth
Of 80 feet, improved by two-story frame
house on NJ street north, between 18th and 18th
stUets west, 10 Henry ]. Scbulieir, for Sl,450:
and two brick houses and adjoining lots on sd
street west, between b and G streets south, to
James Kane for 1920.
Messrs. Wall x Go. have sold lots . and g. in
Cniontown, IS feet by 100 feet, improved by a
small frame house, to r. f. Morton for 5000.
THE PoToMAo FRoNr-Une vast sheet of
/ ice again covers our harbor, and bui for tue in
domiable perseverance of the New York steam
RS and Aqua Mail steamers, Keyport anil
v an derbilt who will persist in making their
trips, the front would remain undisturb ID
Last nights biting temperate q sealed up the
channels so much that the Alexandria steamer
Wiupisimmet could not make her trips, and
after vain struggle had to retarn to her
wharf, foot of eth street, before going n hun
dred yards. The Keyport left at the usual hour
for Aqua Creek, and the steamer Vanderbilt
due here at O'Clock, did not arrive till eleven,
owing to theic distinctions. .rE E..
GRAND REUNIoN.-Last night, sWestern
grand reunion meeting at their hall, No. Isl
Pt nnsy lvania avenue. Although the in lem
ency of the W, aiher and the absence of several
prominent speakers tended TO the temporary
embarrassment Of the committee of arran ge-
m6nts, yet through the kind efforts of yolun-
teer speakers ( ON amongst the audience, this
monetary difficulty was overcome, and all
seemed TO enjoy themselves. The most notice.
able feature Of the entertainment was the pres
ence OF the "Amphion Glce Club of Equal
Division, whose delie htful music greatly tend
ed to the success Of the affair. -
SOLDIERS, AND SAILORS UNIoN.-At the
meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors Union held
last evening, Major w. - Morse presided, and
laid before the meeting copy of the order
issued by the comman dant of the New York
navy yard, in conformity TO that issued by the
Hon. Secretary Of the Navy, resembling the or
der giving preference to eX-soldiers and sailors
In making appointments to positions in navy
yards. Coils. Morse and Gravely also addressed
the meeting on political subjects
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-County constable
Charles +. Harrigan, was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Hazard, upon complaint of Ali
son Na'lor. who charged him with assaultin 2
him. The Justice 'fter hearing the evidence
IN The case, fined the accused in the sum of So
But the police report Indicate that the Corpor-
alton is scout, one prospective $40 bill, as the
accused pleads mo property
THE WESTERN STATES ANTI-RADICALC IuB
A meeting of this club was held ct the Marble
building, 9TH street, last evening, Col Wilcox
acting as chairman, and Col Fraiseth tempo
rary secretary. Several gentlemen Were pro-
posed and elected honorary members of the
club, after which Ger. Cameron and Mr.. Cox
addressed the assembly.
THE LANDS TO TIE NORTH OF Us" will
be the subject of a lecture this evening 1T Met.
zerott Hall, by George Alfred Townsend, for
the benefit OF the industrial Home School of
this city. Those who wish to listen to an in
structive and brilliant lecture delivered by one
whose reputation is world wide. should not fail
to be present.
SALE OF MOSEY.-At the sixth monthly met
ms of the First Cooperative Building Asso-