Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

LiHcot1 HGH.-Tbeodore Thomas Orchestra
1osoa'c TEN ,I:--BaIl OF the We Ellington
GTenadi1rs.
Odd FtIo'rs' Hon, No-y Tdrd.-Fair bv the
Ladies Rebekah Degree Association, No. i.
Condensed Locals
Senator Hamln was among the distinguished
people who attended the Maine socia6le last
evening.
When you advertise, see that Won ia /, On the
same principle that you buy goods Get tie
most you can for the money.
Ponce OthSer Burrows, who las attacked tr
crowd Of celcred Toughs in the First Ward on
Tuesday, was 50 roughly handled as not to he
able To ges away from his sssail -nts.
Quite number o: lengths of the new 2o-inck
N ain, which l. 10 connect with the new 36-fnch
main ana extend to The navy-yard have been
unIoaded along north Il street.
thcer Huysman this morning found dead
infant IN fIoctois alley. between NJ and
,tr;et, and took il 10 headquarters and Lieut..
Nnonan provided for its burial.
lie fsltnCs, in this city. of Captain Watson
Fitt man Of the light house steamer Fern, will
be lained TO hear OF TIE death of his wife, Mrs.
Free man. at ROxbGry. Mass, on the 10th instant,
after al illness of lew days.
he Now England Society will give their soci-
able Tomorrow evening and not this evening
ai.hcInced N a rno.EiDg paper. See adveT-
u merit III tur TaJer.
Hon Robert :. Hale. agent for the United
STATES before the mixed claims commission has
ciser,eu 10 deliver the public address to the
ID iscualeS OF Columbian Law College, on the
l2fb Of June
hon. X. W. Tayler, FIST controller of the
~ fcoi y ICti ITO All excavation ne II the Aque-
suci bridge On Friday ni,Sht last and dislocated
hi- shoriGer. He was wed enough to be on duty
yesterday.
At mc citing OF the Central Irish republican
association, at WINS Hall LIST evening, a com
mitjte OF Sev~1-N: ssTs. james RYAN j. O.
O'Connell. j. VI. Eeouch. e. Y. Langtree, j.
Curry, John Hickey ana +. Il. DowelI-were ap.
association.
The sGrABELE ABOUT TIE MANAGEMENT
OF TBE MOUNT VERNON FsTATE-Cerds from
BCh SiGss-- Miss Arm Pamela CuupinyiIam
regent OF the Ladies Mount Vernon Association
Iue!shes In one OF the morning papt the re port
81 Margaret j. NJ. Sweat, vice regent for Maine,
dated July, 1870, in regard TO Miss C.'s services
a. etht AZ Mount ernOn. in which she saws OF
MISS u that " by her personal supervision. close
contny, andwise Precautions. She has brought
the ASSOCIATION out OF debt ard preserved a cor
diai = Inla-hy of action among the vice regents,
winch Is Invaluable in such am affiiatjOn III is
not TOO much to say that the self-denyIng enthu-
siasm " hich Miss Cunningham has brought to
ner tSsk Is sb: oiutely without a parallel; and
the whole country should know that, during all
these years, and through all these personal sac
r'hce>, This un: eiish ard high-mrided lady has
never accepted one dollar of remurerat:op AMI
now attends TO all the added duties of her posi-
ucn without a salary, compensated only by the
measure OF her success in administration snd
Tie grateful recoe aitiOn of those who know how
ntstimable have been her services,
4" Olivia Emily Edison Brigcs-also
prints another card i'm a morning paper sup-
gesilng that a committee of intelligent ti>iTl-
terested Women be at once appointed rbut rot
by the nt) to 90 % Mount Vernon, endowed
WIN Inc power TO examine the accounts OF the
private secretary, a. well as TO summon Wit
M sees who under oath. III be Obliged 10 throw
hsLt On this inn OTtant subject. Ii this is done.
she irt Hi>6s TO be present ard faithfully report
ale proceedings to The Tublie.
THR NEw DISTRICT CopE-Tbe ;usticas AZ |
the supreme cOnrt OF the District of Columbia |
were again engaged yesterday in conference
Win the &C mmisslOn appointed by the District
foyernment to coGiiy the laws of the District of
ooiumb.a, nd the committee of the bar ascot
amor. Mr. y l.. Phillips represented the views
on the commission; Messrs. Davidge and Mat
uhgIy TOOK part "a representatives of the bar
sssoeiauoh anu the justices expressed their
views ON the topics Which the reading of the
various st etions called up. During the Center
thce the subject OF the IOstion TO be accorded
s,lled woms y; as sutoIs, came up. The chief
glNirg married women a SfGndi juyis independ-
ent Of their husbands than has been aIreaJy
xrssm IN eS .tns statutes Judge Macarthur
jeet. and said that in many cases after the ma
rital relation hsd ceased. it was hards'.ip that
eocla OF sue tor injuries to her person
@HhOht ne consent of the man who occupied a
'ethnlcai relation as her husband After
ano'htr conference on the code to day the court
acJoul ned over until Monday next
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RFAL ESTATE SALEs.-Latimer & Cleary.
atetcnetrs, have sold The following properly
tiiS Wet Part OF original lot 9, i'm SQUARE "a
or ID street north, between DIST and 22d streets
west EprCyed by frame dwelling TO Richard
n. .hihn. ior $500; part OF lot /, in square 49,
on The north side of Massa chusetts ayenue
bctwetn Ctr and 9Th streets west ip1nroved b~
t"o-storv frs me dwelling, TO Dr. a y Portland
Ior - 80 and south twCnty feet OF lot H. in
square "a. On 5:h street west between T. and NJ
streets north, with improvements to Mr. Shuck-
ing. fer $500.
Green & Williams. auctioneers. have sol, lot
4, laIt Of let ,, and part of lot r. in square S,S
WIN IMPROVEMENTS, consisting of a TO- story
DICK dwelling. ali located at the corner OF 7
street south and eth street east, to Ellen Miller.
III .nsl n*-
no, improved bya two-stOry frame house on
Boundary street. between 1th and sth streets
northwest to cilly Sol. mon, for $3.50.
IHE SrDpEc; DEATH OF Mrs DATrrye
TIE CoTontTs InqUest-Dr. j. F. Hartipan act
Ue ccToner. held an inquest on the body of Jane
Dattler. wife Of JCseIh Dattler whose sudtan
death, on last TUESDAY night az her late resi-
uence, corner OF 18th ard ID stree.s s. F. was
noticed in Yesterdays STAR. Dr. jos. Walsh.
wfo had attended tie deceased, testified that n,
Iounc no marks Of violence upon her body. and
Eo EVIDENCE bearing uron The cause of her death
.,nsr Ihsn that she was for long time in labor
arc gave birth TO twins, which lived about tvvo
hours The jury foynd a verdict that death wss
caused by los of blood and exhaustion and W.
OWING TO natural causes. IVY
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TIE THEODORE THOMAS ORCHEsTRA-Tha
concert season OF Theodore Thomas orchestra
commences might, and will continue through
the week, AS will be seen BY the extra announce
ment elsewhere. Mr.. Thomas has wisely con-
cinded - adopt the suggestion of THE STAR
ana Will give matinee on SATURDAY. afternoon
on which occasion very choice programme will
be presented, and the rates OF admission will he
cuced. vi course our music loving people will
Four out IN numbers to attend these elevatinc
ana instructive concerts by the finest orchestra
ever brought together in this country.
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NETTING OF THE ANTI-BowEN woRKrSG
MIN OF THE FIFTRBN1 II DIsTRICT.-The diyi-
sion OF the WorkiDgmen's Club Of the 18th dis
triet OF which John l.. Club is president held
meeting at Walls hall, corner of LIST AMI III
streets northwest, last evening. about twenty
members being present. On motion of Lafay
e,te berries. a committee consisting of John L.
Ciubb. l. JefIies and A. +. Sarto was APP
pointed 10 wait on the Board of Public Works
ana PRESENT a Resolution adopted at a pre yious
meeting protesting against the appointment of
MT. Bowtn as superintendent OF work in the
18th district.