Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07


Variety Entertainment.
EsTkTiteT's Art Gallery, ass 9Th street
bsTlOw's Gallery OF Oh Paintings, I236 Penn!
syi'ania A7en1e-New pi,tares just received
TEE LEvY CoUKT.-A meeting Of the ~
tOnit vas held yesterday afternoon. Several
tonInuhleallors, petitions and bills wee pre-
tth,ei' Ire report of the assessors were re-
r-iVsd, footing up as foilows:-P. y Brooke ana
.os. Il. NOurse. 1st district. s631 II; "a do,
sItt'sl5-,5, y. u. Carpenter and James PilIing,
81 90, 81 ,sJl.ssl; ith DO, 81 40 $685. 5th do.
cssSrt5 W. b. Lacey and ) ". Goldin 9Th
and Ith districts Al ,iCI 325; barry farm sii5,-
80 ~ HlSr'oTn: Sisf'S; balance of districts,
Mr. Gardner. o. committee on police, re-
Ported that be had visited the second precinct
station house and found 20 entirely untt for the
purpose, being bOsE Unsafe ami un enable; that
LCcse II the III mel ..s nei~ tf1rh19i suitable
fo5 station ho1=e could be Il, a for the same
Jhs committee on police we're i. true ed 70
Itht ana take eLarg OF the preTaies AMI make
81, .ush MP Venents as are actually necessary,
'e cest not 70 exec J one hundred dollars,
MI. Brown ca'ed ne attention of the Court
10 The bill ahOisEiug the Bladensburg AMI I'm
sfttt turnp. ke and ofle ed Tes0 utiOn 20 carry
cut tie Provisions OF the act The RESOLUTION
Nss referred 20 he mnittee on improvements
with authority TO Z in the premises.
NJ Rowland, from the: comm tie TO codify
Tie laws Of the court, asked to be discharged.
agreed TO. Adjourned.
TIE sOCIsrLE Of the Maine state Assoeia
ten, AT MaIini's Hail last night was one OF the
most brilliant OF the season. Among tSa iar,e
Irmher OF citizens 90 Maine AMI invited guests
were Hon. W J.. FRYE, Hon. John A. Peters
senator Ham'jn, Hen. A. Gangewer Colonel
NyIIe, Cf Louisiana; e. d. Golden, ESQ., NJ NJ
ENalehn. Judge Higgins. Major Edward Rogers,
mont; Thomas y. Hobbs, Esq, OF the Treasury
Dne s + z; Bartlett. Mr.. Morey. Capf.
hcConneil, JET VI. Barrett, Dr. Merrill d a.
callahan. ). T. Faunce. Colonel E. g. Ford 8
NJ Thatcher. ESQ. of Philadelphia, and many
ether gentlemen Mrs. Hobbs. Mrs q. H. Gold
~ TAGN ~ l. wnnhA
Miss annie Wilson, Miss Trip, Mrs. Senator
hsmln, Miss y. A Peters. Miss Marion VOL
lard, Mrs f q. BARTLETT, Mrs. 5. nj. Thatcher.
eIs. D r Faunce, sId many other ladies were
also present, and many of the toilets were rich
and elegant The committees were indefativa-
Die ~ TIER efforts to please. They were: Re
more, H. MOUlton. Chase Andrews w r.
SLel, l. ID. Moore, j. ". Bsbson, ID. Baker.
= cor nanageTs0Joseph Noble, ii. l.. Prince,
. l. NM ball. W. =. Freeman, G., o. Rich
mcnd, H. r Eaton. q. F. Moore.
GEcRGETOwN COLLEss-Hedical Deparfn,nt-
The twenty second annual commencement of |
ire Medical Department of Georgetown Col |
st &c VII take place tomorrow at the National |
IheaieT. The degrees will be con erred nv
Rev. John Early, 5. j., president of the col, |
IeRe on the following students:
s,h s.SG%a,,s az 1ed's,ntIJ. w. Barney, Cal; |
Breen Nass.; j. q. COnover, N j.; GEORGE M. |
p IA washington; u; C.: Chss. ii. Eckhardt,
David l.. Hazard, Washington ID. C.: ORLANDO
9. ke'eham. Pa; John j. Little. Wis; j. b.
hioore' Washington, ID. c; K. A. Page, Wash.
Ington. ID e: A. ROdrigue. Pa; j. Henry SyI-
NssteT. Washington, ID. c.; VIM Ward. Ma
@TGd1at>s an 7aacy-Jobnson Eliot. NJ.
~ Washington. ID. e; FlOdoardo Howard M.
~. Washington. ID. C.; p. II. Heller, w Va:
-, y. Hickiing, Washington. d. g..
DT' r Howard will address the gradua-;no 1
S ,.a; Nln- Ward, NJ ID, will deliver the vale.
The alumni. vi
ICE NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL Fsr.rpas
80 !AIigN met last nisa, a. Marinl's Hail to
80. .. .Ie fSI'ecf the Permanent Organization
-. g.. l. Lie iollo~ing officers were |
elected President, lion Hen. u. barron,
th'h Auditor vice president. Hon. Josiah =.
t'tyen. Assistant Commissioner Internal Rev 4
sIus, secretary, Philip II. WEIGH, Firth An |
idiCI E Ofice5 treasurer, ThOs. j. Hobbs Treas. | ,
Gry department; directors, c. Il. X. CoIledge,
t'mp'IOller Currency, John Burnside Gov !
tIhEont Printing Oftice; Wilson T.. Brown |
Is'... joseph FarIis. messenger HOuseof Repre- |
seLtanves. Charles II. MOGltOn. Second Au- !
ditoIs once, H. p. Oregon. ESQ {"
fnth AU''J0T's on &c. a. >.vs,. s;ovie, |
The fee OF Owe - aicsaei r. Daly |
20 - ,GOIIsT as paid IN by each of the
-~.HOers, ami al an adjourned meeting set for |
LsAt Thursday the dseS viii be paid in. Fiji
teen hundred shares base already been taken.
TEE INTERNATIONAL REPUBLICAN AssoCIA-
lion met T. ! night 1t MaIini's Hall. Z. e.
Tallan was elected a. president in place OF
Thomas j. DGIa1t resigned end r Genty
secretary in place az e. Colne resigned. A COM
mit;ee was appointed 10 determine If the funds
realized by the ar. &c. Of the society should |
he invested IN provisions in this District sent
to the CHAMBER o. commerce OF New York and |
tie CT cers authorized to draw upon the treas
hIsr. con mittee appointed 10 wait upon !
MisS Lydia Thompson in reference to the |
matinee a. the National Tbeater on Wednesday
Afternoon for the relief Of the French sufferers !
we're Inform q. y her that all the proceeds
realizf 8 at The I-Stinee would be turned over 10
the treasurer OF the association.
FINE ARTs.-'Tjs seldom our province 70 no.
tice sale that offers a more sterling and graf
Tying Investment than IS now going on at
htssrs. Latimer = leaTv's salesroom. Garner |
uf II street ard Pennsylvania avenue, in the
positive sacrifice OF the choice and valuable oil
paintings Mr.. Gale bas brought to this city
These wOiks appeal in the most decided man
EeT 10 the cultivated TASTES of our citizens, and
u ~ for them TO secure some of these ne speci-
n'eps Of artistic excellence offered in this way
tor The trst time in " a-hingtO now or forever
afterwards regret u. The closing sale will be
this evening. commencing at : O'Clock. The |
best specimens IN the collection are vet to be
Cfsred. These vino have not inspected these /
paintings can have no idea Of the real value OF \
them.
TEE WARD MEETINGS LAST NtGHT.-Under 1
the calls OF W. A. Cook end A. Grant fheretO- /
fore referred 10 IN Tar STAR meetings Of the |
republican Cluhs OF Georgetown and the First,
Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards OF this |
city were held last night, at which delegates |
thfteen from each ward and the same number |
from Georgetown were CHOSEN 10 HE conyen-
tlon which assembled al Union League Hall to- |
day, the proc eedings OF which up to the hour
We 20 20 press are given in another column
The rames OF the dele gates chosen last night
A. well a. those previously chosen from the |
Sixth and Seventh Wards and from the county
VII be found IN the report Of the proceedings |
of the nominating conys ntiCn.
1HE WTNDHAM CONEDY COxPANY will
doubtless have warm welcome from Washing
ton Play gOer~- The combination j. a very
strors one. embracing several frst-cla,s artists
who are thoroughly organized and give stan
dard comedies wits Completeness we are not
often favored with Mr.. Charles wyudham l.
one Of the best light comedians OF the day. Mis-
Anna GOodall - a prima donna Of acknowledged
merit. and other me rlbers OF the COMPANY come
here With established regulations a. actors OF
yocslists- They will open Walls Opera
HORSE tomorrow night with The Lsneers, )" a
capital play.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RsPU BLIcAN AssoCrA-
TloS has elected thefoli oSing of cers: President
ID. Keller; wee presidents, Thomas Penicks,
VIII. A short, T.. X. Chapman: recording sec
htAN, X. NJ cones COTrespO ding and finsn-
.lAi secretary, u. Harrison: treasurer VIM
MARCUS asgs-t- Also elected as delegates to
IeHfestoi The OClatOn in the convention To
be- m HQrr1zhurg