Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-15

hremen have ample time or we would not call
on them. The residents have no keys or per-
mission 70 open the plugs. Impure water NAV
be the cause of some Of our friends using "fire
water which we hope will not be the case.
In hope, yours, GAS.
THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT Court. Judge Wylte Hall ct at. VS..
Mcdonald; verdict for plaintiff Leibstutz VS..
diet for defendant. Mexican vs. Luney: iude.
ment confessed.
ORPHANS Court, Judge Prceu.-Thomas
;. Adams was appointed guardian to
Bord was appointed guardian to the orphans
OF George Pie. First and final account of
George z. Chapman, administrator OF William
Adjourned ull Saturday.
EQUITY Court, Judge Ohn.-William s.
Huntington, trustee, sale of real e. tate; decree
MED. O'Connor vs.. Hall ct al order dissoiv-
ing Injunction and leave to file amended hill
VS.. Seitz ct al leave granted to file the credit
or petition and TO become q party to said en-
titled cause.
NATIONAL IRISH REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
A stormy Aeeting.-Last evening a meeting Of
the District Bianch of the Irish National Re-
publican Association was held a. WHIPS Hall,
TN street. for the purpose of electing delegates
TO the ith of July Con vention in Chicago, whsn
after the reading OF the minutes a motion was
made amid some confusion to declare the Off.
ces OF the association vacant This motion was
debated at considerable length AID no. in the
best spirit. and Ii Is alleged that the opposition
mostly came from clerks In the departments
VINO made their appearance at a meeting Of The
association for the first time since its organiza-
ten. The question was put on the adoption of
the motion, when ii was claimed by some it
was carried, but the chair decided that 1t was
lost A division was called for, and pending
the question. a motion to ad journ was made
and declared carried amid great confusion.
SALES OF REAL EsrArR.-Kibourn &
Latta, Real Estate Brokers, have sold to Messrs
" WINDSOR INC, and Ford part OF lot II, square 2i7,
tween l. street and Massachusetts avenue, for
s, 294.iO.
Green Il williams, Auctioneers, have sold
the following property in South Washington:
OniX street south, lot %, in square 5C2 at 20
cents per square foot, and west nalf OF lot %,
in square i96, fronting on south + street, be-
tween y and 9th streets, to George Z. johnson
at IS cents per square foot; also. part lot 5, in
square 1s3, with three-stery brick house, front.
ing on 18th street west, between L and nj
streets north, to James H. Murphy for Sa,3OD
ASSAULT ON JusTICR.-This morning, as
Justice J. 7. X. Plant was engaged in hearing
the cases at the first Usland) precinct station.
house, and was in the act Of filling out a COM
mltment TO the worknouse for Mary Miller
notorious woman of that section, arrested by
Officer Smith, she drew from under her shawl
short but stout stick, and gave the squire a
heavy blow on the top Of his head, almost
knocking him senseless and cutting the skin
badly. The woman was seized In time to keep
her from repeating the blow, and sent down IN
hurry, while the justice was obliged to resort
10 ''court plaster"
SALE OF FrENITuRH.IThe attention of our
readers is called to the sale Of fine walnut and
other furniture, which is to be sold by W. L.
Wall Il Go on tomorrow morning, (Wednes.
day. June 49, az the residence Of N. II. Miller,
Esq N 36l street, near 9th, as it Is said to be
one Of the finest collections OF furniture ever
offered at public auction in this city.
THR HAvRRLRY MINsTRRLs will appear at
the National Theatre on Monday. the 2Ist inst.