Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02


bean and loy.l citisens Of washingfon an assur-
snee Of glcrions triumph over al opposition.
that thsresfsr his Calling and si.cticn i. sure
Mr.. Hawkins Taylor next addressed the meet
ing saying in the course Of his remarks that he
was IN favor Of the territorial measure because
Central Committee had been unfair in fixing
the hours for the primary election, that IL was
impossible for the Republicans to vote in the
time s sPee.nneds and closed by warmly endorsing
The meeting adjourned with three cheers for
National Csnve.tisa Of Medical Col.
leSeS.
7Hb CLOSING PROCHEDINes.
The convention re-assembled on Saturday
night, Prof. Yandel in the Chair.
Prof. Logan offered preamble and resolu-
tons setting forth that, a. this convention has
failed to secure the assent Of majority of the
the system Of improvement in medical educs-
ton recommended ut its last session. and as II ia
the opinion Of this convention that the best
means by which judicious system Of gradual
improvement In medical education can be inau-
gurated by the medical colleges of this country
VIII be found in the AssOclated action OF such
colleges as win unite for that purpose, resolved
hrst, that committee Of nine be appointed
whose duty II shall be 70 communicate with the
faculties Of all tho regular medical COLLEGES in
the United states, with the view to ascertain how
many and which may be willing to become
members Of an association of medical collie yes
having for its prime object the improyeme nj az
mealesi education. Second, that the chairman
shall have received Affirmative replies from the
regular colleges, to inform each faculty SO con-
SC sentiHg Of the fact, and to request that each
dacnity eject one or more delegates, to convene
meeting Of the American Medical Associs II. iae
~ ~ ae,I ano % the place Of meeting chosen BY
IN oedyassid delegates to be fully authorized
cennfte plans Of Improvement in medical efi,-
cation may be adopted by the body in CON
vention, Third, that it is hereby recon-
in behalf Of their respective Institutions. into .
permanent association OF medical colleges for
me IN aforementioned object, and with the view
9i co-operatng With the American Medical
GSmPhsn 50 desirable an end. Fourth, that
Prof. N. y. Davis, the chairman OF the com
m ctee APPOINTED ey this body at its last session
the same subject, be made the chairman OF this
COMMITTEES, and that the committee be author
ii sea q. 70 M, any racancies which may occur in
The Chair appointed the following az the
committee:-Profs. N. 8. Davis of Illinois:
samuel Sn;u. Logan, New Orleans; A: Hammer, St.
adelphia; q. g. Blackman, Cincinnati: G. G.
Shattuck, Boston; A. q. Pool, New York. and
A. p. Tally, Charleston. -"N
Prof; Hammer, Of st. Louis, offered resolu-
ton that the attempt ON the part of any exist
ing school to reduce the expense per capita. or
Oh any new college, to q lees standard than its
neighl ors, shall BY this body be considered and
debate, Prof Hammer said his object had been
accomplished in bringing out the discussion on
the subject, which could be done in no other
way. ne then withdrew the resolution.
"A vote OF thanks was rendered the officers of
and to the officers Of the Convention. which
then adjourned sine die.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate have been filed in
last report:
$s and Tg sss ss
y. Merrick ct al, subs A and c, square rs: e. p
part: and s. square g hMsa Maria seohf siir,
ssa sac GhsrIStte Gm afsrsse 10 SPa Tfos
part IA, square 6ii, slli John r Lehman to j f.
to Dss aE 6ss SUB s. s9s s
' April 2lst.-H c. Donnaher, attorney for John
500 ". w Mccall to ". IL Black. part I, sausP are
R.It II: SQUARE ali, ssias; q a st.xart to I john
Aosi, part IS, SQUARE 2l6 s4Oo; W. w Metcalf T.
our to Eugene Carusi trustee part + sauars S s.
nTs. % So'sRs hssawite, part T., square a
April 22d.-George Callagban to 3, p EnsiaYd
e tSG Charlie.
shreth, 2, square "a, $500; s: Normsnt to james
sos 10 W
Maria Humphreys to Margaret Paxton, part .,
ssS ssafer 80, s,sS .ss .. aaa,' 10 George
Cert sub s. sauar g, s7 ssl Philip Wells to
April z5,S@J. Van Riswick ct al, commissioners,
= 1egi hfGlqe IT,, part II, square los, SOS; B.
s2,2ssss; e: !: " hite to St. Mary's Academy, l.
April aeiSIC ii. Shelley to Andrew R. Potts.
1stropoiitan Bank, part 8, square SIS, $1,000; Jos.
H.1 rsSa psTs to Nary ssys ana
April Ein-George Mason, lass assignee, to. =. coyIe,
part Is, square sss, $500 s.. Vincent. Orphan
sh. % ns De- slniGs .sas ss
s zoo; Ii. b Philbrsck to o. Smith, parts B and
IL ss :ss: H. .n$ assss g r S S'mi-
p1ab.r .oSs4e a Gis!1 Bos T. ' ct
% Cs Is; DOusia.s + q comm, sioaers Lsrkn,
oT county, 600 y: u. Miller to julius Gesrsii,
April aNh.-Anna Dssfora to James H. Danford
y! w cSIsSIsns y; :sssss -. 5000; .: sh%o :
f. p:r' ,ansrs rs $50 Elisha
square SIS, SssO. "'-' 80. p- .
Apri' 1th.-J j. Sullivan to Catherine Roach,
part lot 10, square 969 $50; sarah Ann Reed to D.
l. Morriscn, 0 and part \, square S9S, BOO Moses
Kelly ct Al to A. Page: Lot ~ square lsa Ss7s;
square Se6, 1890; A. H. Nelson TO y. 3. Hunt and
joseph Milians, lots, .qpsre ~, s209o c: .. Wal
4N oS1e0: D. L. Morrison to Geo. W. Aksrs, lot 50,
square SIS, e6fO; c. Evans ct al. to John Holroyd,
lots and s. square 966, q $50; Z. A. Pratt To A. w
Eaton, lot in Pleasant Plains, county, S3,6t0
The JAIL-THE CONDEMNED MAN NICHo-
LAs.-In the county Jail there are ut present 81
prisoners confined, 8 Of whom are females, and