Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-14

for me to be the rector OF q parish whose vestry
holds and practices upon principles directly SUP,
duties Of my once; and II could suppose tnat
the present vestry represents the principles OF
the parish, shonld not hesitate 20 resign Per
In consequence Of that parish meeung,i may of
acting without suffcient inferma ion, that l
have asked you to decide, ior me, matter
cause your opportunities Of acquiring iaforma-
ton in the premises are better than mine"
Bishop Whittingham approved OF TINS action
resolution whereas, il appears by the tiers OF
the bishop of this diocese to the register Of the
vestry, that the action Of this vestry has not
resolved, that the rector be requested to furnish
copies or all letters written TO the bishop In re-
lafion to the yestry, and all communications
The rector in reply declined TO comply with
the resolution son the ground that the vestry
has no claim whatever upon my correspondence
ofhcial or unomcial." atf a- rr1
Celebratfsa To-nsorrew Night.
The following Is . list Of the marshals desig
mated for the grand toreh-light procession to-
morrow night: .s
Georeetown-Col JAS. A. Magruder.
sstants, VIM. EasOn, jacob Reynolds, RICHARD s, I'd
second ward-Chief Marshal, ID. M. Kelsey;
assistants, Michael Green. st. Clair Burnley
VIM. Rutherford, John NJ. Brown, John d. We'll
lace.
Third ward-Chief Marshal, A. c. Richards;
assistants, John w. Hunter, g. L. Bart, Alfred
Hin, Martin Maloney, Edward Allen, w. H.
Fourth ward-Chief Marshal, NJ. G. Emery
assistants, John II. Crane, j. G. Wall w. fl.
Scott, Palmer Briscoe, Patrick Foley, and ID.
Finn ward--Chief Marshal, VIM A. Hushes:
assistants, George +. Gray, samuel Brown,
John O'Mara, VIM. Barnes, Jr., and VIM. New
sixth ward-Chief Marshal, C. NJ. Barton;
assistants, W. j., ,Vermiilion, Frank ID. Gaines,
Seventh ward-Chief Marshal, j. B. Cramer:
assistants, Thos Thompson, Geo. H. Newman,
.. Gosnty nCEta-fhisf marshal, T. s. Emery
James Herbert, Payne Smith, q. w. Sothoron,
County south-Chief marshal, X. F. Martin;
c. Jones, Thomas Hall, Thomas solomon, J.
w. Payne, and John w. Van Hook. -sf
Mounted divsion-Chief marshal, Col. L.
Clark; Second Ward, John King; Third Ward.
William A. Mckinney, Fourth Ward, James
Holmes; Fifth Ward, Jamuel Williams; Sixth
Ward, Charles OSBORN Seventh Ward, George
Volunteer Aias.wm. sypha., Col. s. H.
SHETLAND, Geo. Barker, and s. W. Baxter.
Georgetowp-Henry Craig.
County nOrth-H. G.. Harmon.
The staff officer will wear red sash; chief mar
shall, white cross sash; assistant marshals, red
cross sash; volunteer aids, red, white and blue
rosettes. --. p.
TRANsrERs OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate have been made
and hled in the Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds
VIM. H.West to ID. L. Morrison, sub 80, square
3S6, $4,000; VIM. w. Metcalf, trustee, to Mary e.
Abram Depue ct al, sub II, square 4S7, o., 100;
VIM. X. McQuillan to VIM. H. Dalton, sub 81 !,
square 2S2, 81 Dol; John CLANCY to Geo. F. Cox,
Crawford, trustee, to John b. MsPbsrson, lots
q to 81 and Sc to 80 inclusive, square 17G, 81 s4f
April 2d.-Oliver X. Read TO John r. McLel-
Cormici to Catharine Reardon, sub Il and west
part sub AZ, square GIT, 81 ,064; John Walter to
Mary Ann Mccormick, sub Al and west part
sub AZ, square 81; Mary c. Sauter to E. j. Hoo
yer, part Q, square $50, 81 900; james H. Downs
Israel Ollie to Isaac N. Goodhue, sub s, square
1913. 5000; VIM. B. Todd to VIM. II. Philip, sub
parts and 8, square 396, $500; Corporation OF
Washington to VIVA. II. Philip, sub 10, square
49s; John L. Kendall to Mary +. Seitz, sub 6I
sub l., square 313, 80 500; Abel G.. Davis ct al. to
George F. Appleby, north half 10, square is9,
April 4th-H. C. Windsor to Jane f. Beau.
south half IL, square 42,, 81 400, L. s. Chapman
to 5. ID. Castleman, sub ~, north half square 1885,
100; same to same, sub Is, do. do; John Stiles
gan to I. A. King, part g. square 1876, 81 700; t.
as q sa square u.s. 1872 $780,
April 5th.-Eliza Barry ct al. to John Buckley,
part N, square $40, S62; w. King to JAS. Towles
sub a, square south lOi, $780, q. II. Plant to G.
SS5 GEO; q. w. Riggs to g. H. Plant, subs - to 81
inclusive, square 20, 81 ,56O; John G. Harrison
to M nI Harrison, part II, square sss Thos
same, do; Rebecca Carroll to Maria c. Fitz-
hugh, right to estate, 81 900; j. w. Starr to j.
G. Myers, subs % to "a; and SO and "a, square
204, s5,73S; j. Z. McKelden to &. L. Downing
part 2, square 40. 1000; same to y. T. q. Nor
sell, part Z, do, 81 900; j. w. Starr to j. f. Ken
dali, subs q and IS, square 2o4, % 1886.
square S65, s3i9; L. W. Schuerman to j. D. De-
frees, north n 6, square 429, s3,51,; Abigail ID.
Shoemaker to same, south 6, do, 81 ,2Si; Jul
q 500; J. II. smoet ct al. to Elizabeth smo BOT
part square Ss, $500; j. d. Kitch'to Adelaide
L. Darr, sub g., square 623, 81 600; S. Daily to
sctelsr et T. s e. ia1 Cssss to- e.
west part %, square 45i, s. ,i25; Patrick Kils,
April 7theo1 aUsY r Tnrtss To- r. g. MyeSs
sub 3, square 316, IS ,125; Jos. harden to f. j.
Willis, part square $50; +. j. Willis to Harriet
".
McDermott, 81 square ~, sIToO; Walter Cad
man to Emily ): Buthman, part I, square 5i2,
and n TO K, square 5e4, 81 Jos; Jas. n. Callan,
sub 10 and part sub II, square $50, S607.
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Tue QUARTERLY MEETING Of the "National
Association for the Relief of Destitute Colored
Women and Children" was held at the residence
Of Mrs. Senator Pomeroy on Tuesday, the 18th
inst. After the business transa ctions the ladies
adjourned b the asylum. where an interesting
nj flaosx
took place. REGULATIONS In the elementary
branches Of education were Of the most credit
able kind, and would compete with those of
scholars anywhere where time and advantage
were equal. A chorus called-swe are rising
was sung by the children, being poetical YER
sion Of the message cent through Gen. Howard,
by little girl, in 0neof theschoos of the south
whenquestioBed as to what should be said for
them to their northern FRIENDS. At its conclu-
sion, few pleasing and appropriate remarks
were made by the President, Mrs. Pomeroy, and
after very satisfactory inspection of all secular
matters pertaining to the "Home," including
favorable reports from the natron and teacher
regarding the progress, department, etc, OF the
inmates, NOV numbering some sixty under the