Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-16

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81 81 G1c1y by oricaJ- CouueI and Roth.
he gTGUite he hooks for the iron railing
WL.rr VII PDCl,=e the extension of the wesf
fsrirrl r,srk zre being laid along the line Az
TIE gT,g LcTayS IeI4in- 20 the CAPITOL will be
laid IN the Bel-ian pavem ent.
The Indians now IN Washington viii attend
The heater Com iUe this evening. Viola Cliff
tOf- TIE vocalist he CO!!yeT brothers, and Prof
ID. ~. %ac lls trained dogs are among the new
a. yes tIC-~ 'rI- y. *.
The clerks N The collectors Office. are kort
busy 2 making Ut tax hills FROM the new Tax
book covering the hr-t half Of thu aIphs bet
Man are paying h1t large proportion ~ those
g III Tor their rs take them away f0c exam
instio and comp arson.
I7: PETNCIrNL OF TIP CoLor-D Hen
% { y NOT YET : TITLED Y To-y.-Ne SIS. GRAY
ar .0--,lev. a. tho hoa-I Of Trustees Of col
CTSG schools. beI~g OF the Of5u'Ou hat the in
fet,=. Ct the hrzN sC'CC' WC-i- be aflvEr eel hv
placi' q male ~ r head Of the same in p'l'"
CT -s NGrr =. Patterson, TIE present rr;l-
e pa. tT crtr -'lvr % 'He views OF the minority
Nj .."Lr5e--. q rla tCETd-y.ho esrfowS THE
Quest On Of Ss- sr--l,'-. eCCar.-7-r ability. in
conn st.Jr wen Ii." moral worth, a. the re-
Cu'~li f.-r.-.'.i &. C.1i nave c. t'riTstGr 20
he CO. fined - I-,lC~ alone. was ordered. - he
colG-,-ed Nicer De supervision Of hoa.t o.
exam -e-9. CJ--t-. 20. o. Superintendent Wilson,
o. thJ public school. ~ " Arlington and George
tnyu. T-~~+ers -ICi.@Nan. Of the same; Pref
CiC r @ h. Y stJI. John II. Cook, esd. Howard
INV. .s5t-; Nrs. j. " wilson, eSI., FrCefmen'S
bank. and sure tu'r1deut Cook. OF COicTei
even alton took Place on Thursday last. AZ
Sun school 'lIidiIR, aS stated IN the STARof
tEsJCsy. There were only two competitors for
tn -l-.eG- The t1UoElIE - the report, eN-
raTr,r 2 thT figures showing the pcr centage AZ
tsire o.. u ire stvr-s. sfUdir-
W. would re. " suggest that. in orr
o n n. tba mini nuIH Of attainment ought 70
b AZ east - Tor cent. for position OF such i'm
pcTisuC, a. THE ~ c n question. OF course. IN
accord dance With any such suggestion, neither
O. the ar hCantS will have shown himself
eligible. George u. NaShou, George F.
NJ. lie Ian, George F. 4. Cook. j. OrmOnd VIII
son, t.a,d ui rla-linarS.' Action gu TIE report
i TO he taken hv the trustees this afternoon.
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\ CHATTER az ACCIDENrs-Firs Persons
J i,rsd sr-.Irr FIR Hoars.-On Saturday after
nom man named "A. r. Benner, on returning
from r hunting excursion Tor OTtGlan and reed
birds. while riding on the platform OF the eth
street car. ami engaged IN picking the feathers
from lis birds, LOST his fuOthOld and FELL disO-
eating one OF his knees. lie WAS assisted to
g H. D., drug store by Lieut.. Hurley and De-
TIC I've COOmee. who we9v passing at the time.
and q ser Surgical aid had been rendered was
:, nj O. bis nome On iitli street.
The SAME Afternoon a horse attached to a cart.
IN W. cl a. seated Joshua CO0Ssey. took fright
at toe street cars on ID street, near the depot,
an IN OF. tbIONing C0Oksey cut into an exca-
vatjOf IN the street and iractuTing his leg. Drs.
FeuW ck ard Lea h rendered surgical all after
NE.ti s'c t'i Ired man wst~ conveyed, by Odicer
y ah' "ey. L. Lis residence Oh - between III aal
4 streets, southwest.
Frt ..eri-s 7 .ez-bv. Iov Eve wears OIL vas
ru1 over at the corner 81 liza AMI q streets, on
SstUr lay afternoon. by mounted cOIOTel. man,
and tCLiiy iujul ed About the same time 4
boy n med Henry NcInheiRcT was run over by
wa@pn and seriously injured. az the corner "
1ih street and PeIusy iyanla avcnu'.
On saturday, about three o'clock, a C1lOrei
hoy, named Percy. aged about sixteen, while
elias 2 some pigeons on the roofs OF the h.1it-
ing kTCvu - Ni"hlcr Place. az I-,g r street.
feil distance OF ftTy feet into The area. striking
tie PAVE E.eEt. Hr. J. q. Rose called, and
TeTd' red Ike Necessary professional ala. Tie
patient suffered r1uch from the shock, and is
badly bruised; otherwise he IL doing we'll.
WASHINGTON BAPTIST Assoc,ArIox-Faarn
DGV--IulS morning, devotional exercises were
Conducted BY RevS. a. Henderson ami nthOnv
BaLk-. A letter read from the Rnund Oak
(Gd-l church. MessTS. John Pollard Charles
BuTl-y, :. Jackson, John Alexander, and Edgar
Banks were appointed a committee TO select
trustees. and they subsequently reported the
tOilcWin who were elected: Joseph Alexander
third church; James jefferson. first church.
GeoI setown, aDd James Nelson, fifth church.
The committee on churches reported that
they could not recommend the admission of
Clifton station Va church. az it does not az
PEER tC be properly organized
Isev. n. henderson offered a resolution that
The association appoint a committee to consider
and =, wise plan Ter the establishment OF "A
baptist Home Tor Gods needy children" (for
The eyed members and Orphaps;) adopted
The following were elected the committee $.
Alexander, Joseph Alexander. Alex. Henderson,
JOSEF p jackson and Edgsr Banks.
Rev Robert JOHNSON offered resolution de
olsIr' : that they will exclude anv church whose
minister l. known to take part with any minis
Ter "T member from other associations
ChUT' hes after such church has been notified
ami PERSISTS in retaining such minister. The
resolution was adopted.
Rev. John Brooks offered a resolution that al
InemlerS 81 tf's association pray to God. which
Wa opted and tine association then engaged
IL prayer.
THE TASTEFUL INPEOvEMENTs on Sd street
particularly the grass covered parks between
the sidewalks and buildings. make II a mos
attractive place for residences. and the demand
Tor h ases Oh this street. and others, since the
COMPLETION o. the public work, has induced
owners OF vacant lots 10 build hrst-ciass houses
on mary OF them. which are speedily disposed of
10 purchasers or hlied with tenants fine
house l. nearly finished on Sd, between r and r
streets, Tor MI. W. H. Morrison. This a dOuble
house, with three stories and basement. o.
pressed brick, with two bav windows and
hnlsAed throughout In a most workmanlike
manner with all modern improvements. The
Ceilings are high and the rooms ali cOrniced
anu Wlth handsome centerpieces in them. The
COST Of this building when completed. will be
about $1,000. MIR. W. II. Baldwin i the build
er and contractor; Mr.. John II Wise is the
bTickr,asCn; stOneEOrk by Nessrs- Acker;
Iiumt ing By Shegherd y Bro: plastering and
cornlce work by y! esSrS. GIL < LaTcoInbe.
Non DEAr-ONLY HUNGRY-Jshn DALEY.
who Was beaten BY James Bligh on Friday night
and supposed 10 b. fatally Injured as stated in
The STAR OF Saturday, 50 far from diving OF
has wounds, a. circumstan:iailyIrelated in the
morning papers, had 80 far reCOv cred this rnorn-
ing trCLn the effects of the beating as TO set M
IN lis cot AID 20 beg Tor his dinner about two
h1Hr- hSiJIs The regular time. DIR. j. Ford
IEOInI son, or the PATIENTS admission to the
hcsrItai, found him in an unconscious state
WIN severe scalp wound, but no fracture OF
The skull After AZ operation in the case by the
surge, T. ~ charge. DTs. Thompson and Beale
aEd y rough the kind and patient nursing OF
The - tTs Tie patlenti IL considered a. getting
on very wei, and will probably be dischar sed
cured, IL a day two.
HONORABLE competition IL the life of trada
ana a 20 ne has an enterprise proven success
H. Iiat there has rot been those TO initiate: and
a. there Il n party who strives to Initiate as
nearly a possible the establishment OF the
wrtter. lie WOnid respec tfGlly announce that he
has removed ali pGwu5roSing - gns aud has no
frfnaltS IN attendance. aDd that where either of
The above signs are visible that they will AZ once
know, without inquiry, ID AZ IL is not Princes
whcse Only estah! >hment i at lJUC PennsvI-
wanna avenue, and where he Will continue to
offer q The public the best the market affords in
All me Kinds az merchandise that he deals in
AID a; prices that defy cOmpet ition.
TEoT was 10 have come of at the National