Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-30

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Baker in the chair and A Hart secretary. Mr..
SolOmOps said he had bill presented him to-
cay Tor bread amounting to - so. The society
house money and there WAS 81 600 vet in the
hands OF the Mayor. He moved that thew con-
tInue IN OPERATION only one week longer; also.
that COMMITTEES OF three be appointed TO wait
on the chairman of the finance COMMITTEES of the
Board Of Aldermen with reference TO the pro-
liabilities o. their furnishing funds for the
society should the necessities OF the times re-
quire II; carried. and Messrs. So.omons Baker
and Campbell were appointed the committee
nv Campbell MADE motion that the society
reduce It's expenditures one-half on bread And
cease giving out fuel entirely bat a. the ss-
tiOn OF Mr.. Roberts, modif 81 his motion so A. 10
provide for reduction of afty per cent. on fuel
in certain cases. Mr.. Roberts r1ovsd an amend
ment That the society appoint two canva-sers to
he paid for their services 20 90 about and ascer-
tam who are most N need and give them aid:
adopted. The contract for furnishing bread for
the coming week was given 10 Mr.. K4hleTt Al
cents per loaf. Wood AZ a FOR pine and 40 for
oak Per cord. and coal - per ton 20 NesSrs
Clark and Ioder for the whole ci;y.
J. %. q. r. FRATERNAL TIsIr-Last even
ING the X. w Eneampment, 1. -. q. F.. made a
frateInal visit TO Columbian Encsmpment, No.
1, IN the Camp room, eth street hall and the
room Was well filed The exercises were
opened by the choir singing the Patriarch's
Greeting, after which the Grand Patriarch, A.
called Gr: Rep. Colledge 20 preside: after which
the Grand Senior Warden. Nr. :. l.. liable de-
liveTed a tine address, which was followed by
banjo solo 6y Mr.. Aisms; and eneored; the
choir sang Day slowly declining" Mr.. Harris
recited Eugene Arsm;'' Mr.. Purner gave a
couple of banjo solos, Grand Warden Thorn pson
delivered an address; MI. T. Pruitt sang three
songs, accompanying himself on the guitar
MI H. A. Dobson recited " The Mystic Bridge
MI. y. y. Adams gave LincOln's funeral March
on the banjo, and two comic songs; Mr. Gawler
made short address; Mr.. Puruell gave two
banjo solos; and Past Grand Master John II.
Given and Or Rep. VIM X. Mclean delivered
addresses; AFTER which the closing ode was sung
and the assemblsgs dspersed.
SALES OF RIAL EsTATE--Green 4 Williams
aGetiOneeTs. have sold lot A, in square No. I6i ,
10 Z. W. Ming. At ~ cents per foof; also lot T.
IN same square, to John r. CLARK, at 10 cent,
per loot; lot g, in same square, to James II.
Isyn,er, Al ~ cents per foot; lot ID, In same
Tbs 49,, 20 oonn =. Clark; at D cents per foot.
l. streets north. House and lot on 5th .treef
west. near Boundary street, TO George Kock.
.ol 80, osing lot No Is In So uare as. House
street north. 10 William johnson, for al .seo.
being part lot No 3, in square 55s.
Miss KELLOGG IN ORArosIo-Miss cl.r.
Iouise Kellogg. the popular American prima
donna; Miss A Sterling, of New YorS, con
uaito; MI. George simpson. the well known
tenor, and Mr.. NJ. W. whitney, of Boston has
80, are 20 sing in Handels or atorio of the Mes
siAh," at Lincoln Hall. this evening. The cho-
rus Will be supplied By the PhiIh ar monte Society
OF hinston, and VII number one hundred
ana nfty voices. The whole IL under the able
leadership OF Dr. j. p. Caulneld. OF course
the hall will be crowded.
FArLEN IRON GRAcK.-Last pisbt ortesr
iipscomb, Of the Eighth district, picked ND 4
man very drunk on the street and took him IN
the Eighth precinct station house, when the
officers we're considerably sstonished to tipd
mat u WAS joseph Search, a kind Of self consti-
tnted missionary Of the ChristodeIphian pc r
snasion, that held their headquarters In Odeon
a h<>ra inf W.rNrf Id
Christianity and Temperance.
MICK AND MICK" still hollis the boards AZ
character OF "waltsr wiimarth Ths s.en,.
effects and tabiesux are startling.
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