Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-21
inauguration N0feS

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and Yesterday three OF the FIVE Kitchens 10 b..
built on the west side were finished.
IL Is now proposed not To let the Naval Aead-
emy cadets return 10 Annapolis until the even
ing OF March 5, so that they can on that day
give an exhibition howitzer drill at the inter-
section OF Louisiana avenue and eth street.
Col Lubey received communication yester-
day from cOlored company of Cumberland
Md, saying that they intended to visit this city
on the 9Th They applied for the left of the
line. The Twilight cadets,,of this city. are
Their only competitors for that position so far.
Two grand banquets are TO be given to the
various visiting colOred organizations. military
and civic, by some of our prominent calored
cltiZens, ON the evenings of the 81 and 4th of
March They will take place at the Columbian
Law Building, ON 5th street, which has been
sojourn IN the CITY.
At meeting Of the veterans of the Mexican
saI last night at the Dickson house il was
refer mined To turn out a body ON Inaugural
ton dav. Sergeant Peter MalOney was chosen
color bearer.
At NETTING OF THE STATE ASsocIArtoS
COMMITTEE
yesterday the subject of the position the associ-
ztions were 10 be given in line was discussed at
some length Many motions were made. sec
ofeed and laid upon the table; and after an hour
and half had been consumed in exciting
aebate, the glst of the controversy appeared i'm
a notion by Mr.. Bell, to the effect that the
sense OF the meeting was that the different
state associations be represented in the line of
procession on Inauguration day. The motion
vas carried A communication was received
from the Massachusetts association. stating their
reasons Tor not taking part a. a body in the in
auguTal ceremonies. Mr.. Kaighn of the New
Jersey association. stated that his association
LSd decided not Ia PARTED pate in the ceremony.
'aP,. %. Ill Smith, OF the National Laneers,
al Boston, writes Col. Webster that they have
completed arrangements for TRANSPORTATION;
hey leave Boston Oa Saturday evening, March
Isl, arriving here on Sunday evening, and viii
The captain of the Monumental Crews. of
Baltimore. was in this city to-day, arranging
Tor his command which will arrive on the morn
lGE OF the 4tl and remain fill the aft Of
the 5ih- Ii i probable that they will quarter in
-iu'iiciary square.
BUILDING PERNITs.-Andrew Bender two
story brick, 9th street, between n and l.. north
west, VIM. Rutherford, three two-story bricks
" street, between 18th and 20th, northwest j.
w. kghtstine- twO-stOry brick. Massachusetts,
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets northwest
and twO-story frame, Union alley, between v
ana w and 9th and 10th streets northwest:
Theodore Huysemin. tyO-story frame Mary
land avenue. between 18th and 18th streets
hoTt6east - q. Hillyer, by X. 4. Fleming, three
story brick and Stone mansion. Massachusetts
avenue, between 2lst anu I'D streets northwest:
WIN Cahill. One-stOry frame. 2ist street he
tween and NJ. northwest; Margaret Doran,
'"ostofN frame, street, between I'd and 3d
northeast. John l. Brow IA, FIVE tW story bricks
y street, between nth and 18th, northwest; ST.
Mon CarmOdy, twc-stoTy brick, LIST street. be-
tween ID and J., northeast: James Kelly two
story frame. 9Th street. between and l. north
East, Thomas W. Nalen. do. 3d street between
! and northeast; A. T. Mcdonald. two-storv
-
I'd streets, southeast; ID. KnOwlton three two
>tOry frames. LIST street. between NJ and n
sath"sst. IL Nef- twestory frame, Carroll
sieetr between lst and ID, southeast, W. q
DennlsoD, One-stOTy brick. Vermont avenue
between and NJ Sts.. northwest: y T. Carroll
fwo-stcry frame. nth It bet and q Southeast.
r Palmer, twO-stOry brick, for stable 49, AMI
a. northwest, John Reid. two-story frame l.
street be4ween 2lst AID 23i, north " est: John
., ,a,t tfee->,ory bEisk street, between 9TH
story bricks, eth street. between r I'D g. sIutb
49,, r. behchart, two-story brick, corner n !
s Snu I'm sJrss'> northeast; ). Il. FOx two-storv
frame, i,th street, between Massachusetts ave-
nue anu + street hoTtl. vest; Harriet Green. do.
>Iet', between 18th and 18th. northwest: s
, ., Ils. 30, e'h- between r. and A street,
northeast; ,InLs Ann Jones, tgo-storv brieL 81 !
Stss,. .tEesn Market and high, GeOrgetown.
i. Tram, do Wellington street. -. -.r ~; |
and 5th. norihrr~. -. Conner txo-s,orv
frame. n street. between North Carolina ave- !
rue ana ~ street northwest; pr. Russell, one
story bIiek- Vermont avenue. 18th street and /
hassac hu,ett> avenue. Emily Stevens. two two /
story bricks. Cav street between Congress and !
washington Georgetown; Peter Lucas two
story frame, l31h street. between W and BouRi
Any northwest, H. Barustne two-story bricL
IN street, between y aud u. northwest: j W ]
,onnef, tSo-s;ory Iranie, cornes r and 1T I
fcrner y, and 18th streets east.
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Mrs STENHorsE ~ PoLY&sIY ~ CTAH- |
A large and intelligent audience assembled at 1
Lincoln nall ist>l hignt. 10 near tle icttuic OF 4
Mrs. T. u. H. Stenhouse. recently OF Salt Like !
citN. and herself Mormon for TWENTY-FIVE 1
years, ON the subject of polvgamy. She - a !
cultivated ana refined lady, Of pleasing appear,
style. and the inside view OF MormonisR which /
she presented Wa listened to with great inter !
at. She commenced by saving that u has ever |
been a wonder that women in this enlightened !
age could be induced 10 submit to the degrading
relations Of ro.ygsmy, AMI the more u Ssat !,
wonder increased when IL j. known that mo>tOf |
hssz natl spf Qrtraa and
lsud-the first nations OF The world. We have |
not space. however. Tor a review of her inter |
es,ing add.sss. WHICH Sl9sed With the following
aPreh; II entTeat v0u free men and women o. |
% mite AL vour efforts. enlist every |
sympstby, and determine never 70 rest until !
fhis disgrace 10 our country shall be wiped |
away. Applause, AT the close Of her lee !
tuTe many OF the ladies present waited upon heI
AID requested her to give a lecture 10 la,lie,
en'y, which she will probably do.
Drrp BEroHI REAcHrye HoNr-On We'd
ne>lay there arrived from Washington, ON the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad a Young man
Samed John McNanus, stoneeutter, WHO was
sIaeayoring to reach his home, No. 3 Webster
alley, near Valley street. He lad been i'll for
several weeks. and upon reaching this city went
into a saloon on Pennsylvania avenue extended,
and asked permission 70 remain there until y
tfizziness which then affected him had passed
on. He remained In the saloon until half-past
Il O'Clock, when, finding his illness increasing,
Mrs. job, the proprietreSs, called in Oficer
Humrichouse, and az the same time dispatched
a boy for hack. When the carriage arrived
the sick youth Was 50 Frustrated that he could
not state where his parents lived, and under the
circumstances he was removed TO the western
police station DR. Brewer was soon I'M attend
anee, and stated that the patient Was suffering
from eongestive chill, and that he was thea
dying. The doctor, however, did all that mel
cal >kii could suggest. but at half past O'Clock
the young man eapired.-Bai,imors Amerieas-
DEATH OF CAPTAIN SHRrvE.-Captaiu
hohAs ShieNe, ei-anown river man, who !
the Potomac river aud Chesapeake Bay died at
.Iacksons Greek, below the Rappahapnoek
river. on Saturday last, and his remains were
brought up On tbs city Yesterday. Probably
there was no msR engaged i'm the same business
vino was more generally ami fayorahly known
along the river than Capt s., and be had many
friends in this city who will sympathize with his
tsInily. He had been quite Ill Of pueumonia,
bnt had - much improved that on the opening
Of tie river he determined 10 make trip, but
unfortunately he vessel beisg caught in
Ns'orm. he took fresh cold. and had Relapse,