Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-21
Condensed Locals.

TAea.er ComiqRs--SOngs, burlesques, dances,
Condensed Locals.
The Penn. Rep. Assn meets to- night. See adj.
Several stal,sin Center Market were sold on
Saturday a. premiums of from So 70 $50.
Colonel s W. owen. whose illness has been re-
ported in TIE STAE, is better to-day.
Mr. Columbus yetlers died suddenly of apo
pieNv Saturd " night
Whit lry's hotel, and a number CT adjoining
houses are icing :O-n down to make room for
the extens on of the Capitol grounds.
correspondent, al. ~ rites from George
town complaining OF the dangerous condition
0f porch. OH is referred to the inspector of
buildings, 20 whom the complaint should be
made.
Company A, W. l. l., at their last meeting
resolved to take no part in the military ball to
be given on the afth instant. This company
Will pay visit to Company ID, W. L. l., this
The trustees of the Phoenix Arbeitsr Inter
stutZungs Eerein-Hernan Kirchner Herman
Aichaelis, Henry krai,s, Charles Bevantur
Henry Liesmann, and John WeDgrr-tO-day
E.ed a certificate o. incO-T Grafton. The objects
Of the association are benevolent.
The directors of the Washington Library
COMPANY. ON Saturday evening. elected VIII
liam q. Force. president =. III. Smith, 1rea u
IeT; John Meigs. secreSary; and F. II. Smith,
p ~ Knight and John Heigs executive COM
mlttee.
The teachers of the county schools organized
a teacheTs' n. situte Saturday afternoon by the
tseI t,l OF the Iono"1nS onicers; MT Joseph
X ksene, president; Miss lmms Miller, vice
president; v IS Rachel j. Stel.e, secretary; MRS
i. DOugleSs- jT.. treasurer.
William Thomas Miller, s stone mason by
trade and formerly resident CT this cav was
Instant killed aiew DAYS since a Harshmsu-
VILE, Montgomery county. chic, by being
crUshC in the machinery OF az oil mill. He
leaves wife and three children.
AZ meeting OF Typographical UuiOn. No.
lOl ON Saturday night, Messrs- Samuel Hslde-
man, VIM. Il Ramsey and Charies Nj. Robin
son were eiecsed delegates to the National
typographical convention, whi.a meets in
Montreal, Canada, on the first MGEiay in June
next.
THE "REv. J. Hale BARNEY" sNrNDLE-
= NO more letters we're received GEy by the
Postmaster General from postmasters upon
whom thu REV J. Hale Barney" tried % lew
Contributions. The postmaster at JacksOnpOrt,
Arkansas. thus writes:
81 incloSe TOu the written papers for perussl,
behevIng them TO be & fraud AMI gotten up
with view 70 impose upon the true friends OF
on President. and other state officers. Should
the papers he genuine and the object referred
to be correct. myself as well others here
won willingly contribute as suggested. but
fee!lng Il 10 nc a svindle 10 iniure the fame and
high standing our beloved President await
tie return Of the papers,
The postmaster at Athens, Penn, writes as
follows
The inclosed circulars which were sent to
me VIII explain themselves. Having cOuscien-
uOUS sCruplcs against contributing = an enter
Prise in which but three persons besides our
PRESIDENT knows any ching about, beg leave to
SILENTLY decline In my opinion the Rev. j.
Hale Barney IS : man that ought g. make the
acquaintance of the detectives"
'i"h-t EuAlans>. CITY Postmaster. has
&c yea i've letters since Saturday, (making Is
IN Az aidreS ed - the REV. =. Hale Bar
Iey.' They wdlee produced at the hearing i'm
the ca { to- morrow.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BoAED0F HEALTH
NGN'.cfy Rsg'ad'toES-Dr. S's'cdTt Hda's kors |
IGg-TAs TGcejH0fioH B37S If IL Passions 70 !
tA~ PoCr.-At a special meeting of the board of 4
hearth on Saturday nigEt, Mr.. Langstou. from /
the ordnance committee. submitted an ordi- |
nance IN relation 70 the sale of animals i'm |
pounded, and the clerk va instructed 70 aScer-
tam the cost Of its publication i'm the daily /
papers. and report. MIR. i.angStOD also asked |
that the seventh section OF the code regarding |
water closet and priyies in houses Sc, he re. |
ferred 20 the committee on ordinances with the 1
Recommendation that all alterations that are !
needed be made by the committee and ren1rted i
to tie board. agreed To.
"A communication was received from Dr.. ID.
W stewart, asking compensation for extra ser
vices; referred 70 finance committee. DR. Verdi
showed that l,r. Stewart be placed or the same
footing with the physicians TO the Door anil re-
ceive ~ cents per mead for yacci nations I, him.
referred TO finance committee.
, The matter Of payment of the physicians to
the poor Ter services rendered for vaccination
was discussed, and a proposition of DIR. VerIi's
Ia pay OHe-thiTi of the sl N due them ont of the
funds appropriated by Congress for the fiscal
year commencing July I, 1873, and ask that the
balance be paid nv an appropriation by the !
Legislature, was adopted.
SALE oP VALUABLE BUSINESS ProPTRTy.-
Attention l. invited 20 the advertisements of |
valuable business property by Mes r.. Green x
81 4
Eugene Caru !, and VIM. T. Leach. executors
OF estate OF Louis johnson. dccelS d. between |
Z AMI 9th streets west, On Saturday April 81.
Ie'S, az q clock p. m The property embraces
part OF original lot No. in square i9I. being 10
leet inches front. extending the depth OF the
lot about 80 feet. to an alley 80 feeS wide and |
bounding on said alley 10 feet 81 inches with
The Improvements. consisting OF a three story
brick house and back building. Special atten-
non y called % the sale as the property Is sit
Usted IN the beIrs o. the city and affords An
unusual OPT orsdriiy for investment.
Is THs TO BE ANOTHER HoxICypE2- |
Dang fosis. Perhaps a Fatal BlOg.-A fight Oc-
CURED on Saturday between Charles Miller ami |
a eOlored man named Jenknson, both employed
by MesSrs- Jones x CoiiiEs, contractors and
doing work al 2Ist and q street,, during which
.ienki nSOn threw I. brick, which struck Miller |
u lhe sde CT the heed. AfteI il was over snd
Miller resumed work he complained - =. s-'.'." !
10 the ground exhausted. lie conveyei to !
the central gusId-hOuse. where an evan nation |
va. mls made by Dr. HaFtgan. who pronounced
re injuries OF dangerous nature, and he Wa |
men removed to Providence hospital for fur
tIer treatment. |
B1-IIIiSs PErN1Ts.-The foIlOwing permits
were issued Saturday ana 0-day: Brisk stable,
- feet front. twO-StOTies Ugh, for John a Con |
dor, north side street, between 81 anil it5
streets northwest: brick store and hons 81 bv
leo feet, tw0-stories high, west eide Il,h street
between Ii and streets northwest. for Bevans
Il shaw; frame house, two stories high. corner
VI itNh y streets northwest, Tor w m Pear
son; also a small frame, stories high, for J. A.
Nineherger, Sd St, bet. g and II SIS. northwest:
WIN. Blasland, twO-stOry brick, - street, be-
tween Th and 10th streets northwest: Bake x
Kelley. tWo-stOTy bricks, X street, between
14th and 18th streets.
TIE TOTAL ABSTINENCE MOvENENT.-A |
public temperance meeting was held yesterday
afternoon az Lincoln hall, at which addresses
were made BY Rev. DIR. Chickering. Rev. DIR. !
Rankin, Rev. II. W. Read and Prof. CHECKER
ing.
The Dashaways last night were addressed bv
MIR. Hillman, Rev. Mr.. Read amt others. A
circular received from Pioneer Council |
Sons Of JOnadab, inviting them 20 cooperate in
- cool temperance rally on the occasion Of a
visit OF the - Temperance Blessing" of PhiIa-
delphia, and committee was appointed on the
subject.
TIE FUNERAL OF the late Mrs John \. Blv- |
ley, wife OF Fire Commissioner Bayley, which
took place from his residence on Thirteenth |
street near 4, yesterday afternoon. was at
tended by a large number OF friends OF the fam
ilv. The funeral services of the EpiscOpaI |