Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-01

The market sheds ON Center Market square.
1roLtDg on Pennsylvania avenue aud 9th
the foundation for the main building OF the
new market, work On which is to be commenced
at once.
Gard Tr0p, Nr. John Dean.
A. we have already stated, the story of the
untuTtuE ate woman, Annie Dean. who died
retched death IL a howell here the other Say
and who claimed 10 he the daughter of the New
York millionaire who married her fathers
Goa Imam several years ago, was entirely ic
tor sS the vcTitabie Mary Ann bean is now
living happily with her husband, an industrious
and highly respectable citizen OF Hobeksn. In
The New hOTk papers OF Yesterday the following
caro- appeats from Mr.. Dean. by which il seems
he thinks the story invented to do him in
jury 1ae fact would seem to be that this wo-
man, Annie Dean, made this false representa-
ton IN order TO give herself standing and con-
siderariOn, and she told the story so persiSfently
As 10 cause those about her TO give il credit the
more readily as she seemed 10 be a woEgan of
some cultivation, no had once occupied a
higher POSITION
CAED From ME-. JOHN DEAN
To The Editor If The SER--Sir: A sensational
story, containing the most cruel and siaRtierOus
aSl'erslOns upon myself and nv family, has
lately been going the rounds of the press. 1 beg
thar, as matter On common justice, yoz will
leno me brief space III your columns to say
that this story is fake in every particular, and
that It's inventor and DrOmul gators will be held
70 the sIictest accountability. L am not con-
scious OF having done anything at any tine to
forfeit NY seli-Tespect OF the good opinion of
my fellow men, and GO not propose that these
cowsTdly and wsntOn attacks upon my charsc-
yer sbah 20 any longer uncontradicted or un-
punished JOHN DEAN.
ANIMAL MEETING OF THE MARYLAND BAP-
TIsr JNEOS ASSOCIATTON-ThiS aSsOci alton,
which met in Baltimore on Tuesday resumed
ITS session yesterday in the Franklin SQUARE
Baptist church, in that city. The Baltimore
Gun says Il here was a BImber OF colOred
members and Visitors present occupying seats
appropriated for them 20 the right of the mode
Tator, and the committee OF the condition of
the cO.OTed people, Charles Tyler, chairman,
presented their report; which, after discussion
Wac adopted unanimously
Rev. DIR. Williams offered a resolution that
thi> body shall be called the " Baptist General
association of Maryland and tue District of
CoIusnbia-' The, being an amendment to
me constitution, went over To the next annual
meeting.
Rev. John PoIlarI. OF Washington. offered
the following, to be adGei to article :; in thu
constitution e That at each session OF the aSso-
cla'iCn me moderator APPOINT committees %
report at the ensuing session on finance on uub-
hCa'iOH, Bible distTi button, education CITY mis-
sloIs AID outs preaching, COlOred people
history OF SLlTChes, domestic missions, foreign
missions, digest of letters. &c., temperance
Rev br. Williams then presented the report on
"0Et-C9oT Preaching and foreign missions;"
which vas adopted. The home missions for col.
OItd peoE.e were especially commended and
way and Seminary for COlOIei people. of Wash
ington, was referred TO With satisfaction
IL was resolved 70 hold union meetings in all
the churches IN Baltimore, November 18th, and
also IN Washington, to raise sic. CO. of which
Baltimore was 20 raise :. 900, for the benefit OF
the church.
Rev. DIR. J.W. VI Williams, who was appointed
10 frame resolutions in Response 10 the request
OF the Baptist general association of Virginia
70 Send delegation from the Maryland apti-t
union association 10 the grea Baptist Jubilee in
RlcL mond on the fitch anniversary, next
June, and 10 name the delegates reported
appropriate resolutions ami the following dele
eates, except his own name, which the associa-
ton added:
j. W. NJ. Williams. chairman; A. Fuller
frame, T. Calvin Williams, Joshua lowering
NJ Bay ne, W. TX. Ryan, Vim. Stickney, ID. B.
Jutton, j. Nelson, s r White. Hiram Moods
Z. 4. Meador, 5. II. Mrick, VIM. Miller, W.
JuGson Brown, X. Fuller. w. Il. Brantley IL
Pollard, jr.. +. y. Harris, VI. L. watkinSon, C.
w. sanderlin, F. Wilson, II. TAYLOR, f.
Nhiie, III. y. Chandler, James Pollard Dr. j.
e yelling, president OF Columbian COLLEGE
adopted
The committee on the complaint of the Wash
lngtOn colcTCd church. Rev. ). II. Mirick CHI air
man, made report when the matter was again
referred TO the Same committee, TO report at the
DeSt meeting OF the association.
The committee OF education made a report
favorable to Columbian College. WASHINGTON
The report vas discussed by DIS. wel.in,. Nell
ron, deadOT Williams, Adams ard Carroll and
adopted. U1
TIE association adjourned 70 meet on the
1etid tuesday, OF November, 1873, a. Eutaw
Place Baptist church, LDr. FuIler'..j
fHE BOARD OF POLICE CoNYTss IoyRRs met
yesterday, and the designations OF additional |
fIlSate 4. III. Lewis, on duty at tue Theater
SOnique, and OF Private John Lirwes, were re-