Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

- ~ iA-.Etc-tr a 81 u StOGA non. n. vi
fou-'. " ".P Va. call tie Gssembla-e u
a e = q HTi ~ .ts nHIl - al exc. taka
pisce TIE session CT 'ne NstisnaI DIvision is
sATettsd - close on saturday morning. These
aTrsE geleUts were drterminea on AT a meeting
4. tle Clad D3vi~ "a c. he l.s.I.cl OF CJiuu-
"a = Id io-t Evening, E.hI.h wa quite large
sc fa-moDic-s ere.
tOLoREp BEICKLATEIs AND THE BRICK
LANEEs Y niOD.-Tne recent order OF Secretary
Bone IeqUlIeS tEal no dIsliaC ton OF color SHAH
be made II lie employment ot hands IL tae
yaI.ous Gayy-yar6s. aud q few DAYS since
pyeTiCn Johnson and David X Parker, two
ColCTed hricEleyers- applied for and obtained
WORK IN the Washington navy-yard. Previous
70 oo-aIniL work johnson waIted upon George
Thompson, ESQ., President of the Brickiayers
nion- and requested a card. The President,
II IS SAID. Informed him that ne could not
give card, and the society would not
give him one. He also stated to john
upon any brick mason who would work with
man no did not hold a card from a society
johnson was born and reared IN this eity, and
was slave OF the laie Ulysses Ward until HI
twenty hrst yesr, when he was given his free
com He has worked al bricklaying for fifty.
seven years IN this city, Louisiana. Liberia,
isIana (ULIOn) volunteers for four years and
three months during the rebellion. David r.
Parker Is well known in the Fifth Ward
He learned his trade in Norfolk. Virginia,
and dining the war he served In the NAVY
The Bricklayers' Union held a meeting last
nigntat Trades Union Hall, with closed doors;
butt Is runored that this quc stion came mn
and thata lengthy aud exciting debate ensued,
some OF the mem hers advocating an Immediate
stTiAe of the brieklayers a. the Navy yard IN.
hess the Obnoxious parties were removed:
while Others, more cautisus, expressed their
&c uois as 70 the practicability o! opposing the
Government in he mater, and throwing mem
GERS out OF work The latter urged their point
strongly, but The msIority wal against them,
IN. - holding ttat they could afford 10 stand
tfeir ground, as not more than ten or a dozen
members (all me force a. present employed q:
II" yard would be affected. A resolution to
ttai effect was finally adopted. and 8 committee
was appointed 10 wait on the white brickIay-
els 81 the Nayy-yard and urge them 70 QUIT
and not work with the colored men Its un-
tSrStcCd ;s2t Thomas Mahoney, a leading
n.ieKlayer IN the Maynard, under john T.
H.-IeIl- VIII reply, III behalf OF he men there
tIPloyeo, thai their FIRST dnry is 10 stand oy
tie Government.
COLCSEIAS COLLEGE Law SCHooL-Lfs. #
tie 6TGo nc IS Jtr I,t9-The exercises of this
school for the present term were closed last
evening lie commend cement exercises will
take place at the Congregational Church on
TIE corner CT 10Th and q streets, on the evening
Of Thursday, the IOth instant. The grad yates
We're announced by Prof John T.. Kennedy
alphabetically, and without any distinction as
70 grades Of merit rs follows j. N. Arnold,
W n; Baocoek, Frank Bell, Roger Bells, r.
Z. CahIn. N r. Cleary, X. G.. CUNNINGHAM,
VIM. II. Castle, q. X. Common, ii. Cushing NJ
ID Connolly, Randolph Coyie, w. ]. CoIlamer,
q. Z. Davis, G. w. EIdridge, j. b. Evans, j.
n Ehle. Jas. Fullerton, Jos Ii. France, J. H.
fergrson, w: A: Gray, g. w. q uthrie. Michr
Garrison, T. 5. Hopkins, T. q. Jones,
w: j. johnson, u. 5. Keller, +. H Kerfoot,
John ) kidwell, NJ NJ Kaighn, T. A. Lam
pert. L Longiey, q. II. Leonard, George G.
Lyon, A. Lindsey, IT., r. H. T. Leopold, John
MeCrone, A. q. Mills, l.. T. NJ McRoberts, j.
MeElwaIne, NJ. NJ. Moore, ]. Z. Mallett, j.
q. Roozer, Charles II. Royce, William M.
Snus'er, Edward Spaldipg, T. j. StaIey w.
H ID a1,er; y r. Saiterfeld, v. n Stiles, T. L.
ShIson. william Small, l.. NJ. Soper. John r.
Tyler, A. X. Tickenor. j. II. Truman, J. NJ.
Vale. A. ID. Willard, e. N. Wilson, J. II.
Whitaker.
TIE BOARD OF POLICE Drinking Of Iatozi-
eating liquors " tie Fore, F6TJiddea..T'he Com.
missSners OF this Board held their regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, and =
w kochtZ. W. II. Evans, and John r. Allen
Tor violation OF The rules and regulations, were
9is mlsseo. Inc resignation OF Justice James
Lyneh, OF the eighth Precinct, was accepted 10
take effect June I, 1859. Fenton d. Paxton wa
aFpoirted an addIlCnal private for SIX months,
Ms W eu,y oI ne anal, from the Aqueduct 70
OF William II GOrbutt Tor liquor license was
reFetec- Inc following pTiyates were ap
IoIn;sc on the force: ID. Mcknight, vice Parker,
dropped, A. ID. l.. Chase, K. w. Burr and :
L Pe.ri. vice koonIz, Evans. ana Allen. dis
missed Tie following resolution was adopted
oy The Beard Whereas the use OF intoxicating
liquors as beverage Is Tot only unnecessary,
but luxurious 20 persons in ordinary health,
G. ems tne gaze TO disorder OF all kinds, and
ShcOIo- therefore, be especially avoided by the
guardians OF public order Therefore be IL
ordered by ne Board Of Metropolitan Police Of
ne District OF Columbia, that hereafter no
mem Der OF me police force of the District shall
make any internal use of any Intoxicating
hGoor without The written order OF the proper ]
nrcieal Officer Of this force, under PAN Of dis
uIssal.
PREsENTATIONs.-The Progressive Spiritual
Socieiy having closed their lectures al Har-
mCnIal Hall for the season a large number of
inc mem oeTs last evening visited the residence
u III. O ". corner Of Iitn and streets,
presented Mss Jennie Poster with beautiful
album con .3hlng the photographs of the
s . hI. 1eoIge DAVIS TO Miss Burrows a
hne WORK oox. ana Mr.. OSBORN 10 Mr. Whiting
leader CT the choir, an appropriate WORK a
very pleasant evening was spent by tbe As
SET olaze, when was 20. ned durirg the evening
ae., and after par;lking OF Mr. O's hosp,raIiiv
Tie party separated abeut midnight.
TEE C-Ty HALL--Tne WORK OF painting Tia
City Hail building. as far as the stone work ~
SoneernC D. has been completed by Messrs
Chamberlain Il 10, 20 v HON the contract was
awarded, and the four coats put on il maxes n
grear change for he better in the appearances OF
re building, The wood work yet re-
tney VIII finish IL mp IN q few days. The back
OF he building IS receiving two coats OF white
wash. which Will give IL a uniform appearance
win ne rest OF the oaIlcius frorn distance.
RECOVERY OF GooDs.-For some time past
NJ n sandoren has been missing from his
.siIcIihg establishment, az the corner Of tn and
LsLsets, Quantities OF material, and ne report
- ne iact 10 police headQ uarters, when
Aess-s- Coores and Miller were assigned 10
lLe care. ihese officers Immediately COM
mehced 20 woTk he case. and a few DAYS since
fCuLc some OF the goods n another taiIoripz
esiaohsEment, where II had peen solc nv a
b-igIal. VINO lad been IN the nabtt OF calling
ca Mr.. '. Tor assistance, but who Al I'd tas
<I'y
CAPITOL HILL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Re -ElrtseI-h monthly meeting Of mis- as
sCLlation Was held last evening over D1olsvi.
drug store and the sum OF s(0UI was sold ,r a.
average OF ffty-two per cent.
DON'T FORGET that the VI ns'rels OF Kelly =
Ions famous troupe orsn 3: the National