Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-13
Condensed Locals.


Condensed Locals,
See adj. of Department. Club. under BOARDING
AeEyoy's Hibernicon, which exhibits at Odd
Fellows Hall tonight, is a novel and interest
The board OF pubic works yesterday appoint
cd Mr.. l. b. Townsend superintendent of prop
trty.
MIR. Warren Choate, for sixteen years past
with Messrs. Philip & Solomons is about to
start a new book and stationery store i'm Mount
Vernon row. See his advertisement.
At the meeting of he coiored school trustees
last night, Miss Caroline y. FOrden was ap-
pointed an assistant teacher in the prepara tory
high school.
The first of q series OF grand promenade con-
certs at the Inauguration ball building will be
given under the direction OF the ball committee
on Saturday evening next. Those who have
not vet seen the splendid decorations of the
building, soon to be removed should avail
themselves OF this chance.
Messrs Latimer * Cleary, the enterprising
auctiOneers in the Star building have been mo-
tined by the Secretary of the Interior of their
appointment to sell by auction the buildings on
squares So and 6es, which squares were pur-
chased by the general government in order to
extend the Capitol grounds.
The board Of public works have called the
attention % Major Richards to the fact that
many complaints are made that gangs Of bows
are making play grounds of the grass plats or
parks on the various improved streets and
tramPling the same, and breaking the iron rods
and chains. The board ask a strict enforce
ment e the law Furnishing such misdemeanors.
streets, has adopted a constitution and elected
the following offcers: George RyneaI. In. and
lanes Z. Pearson as elders; j. W: Sterner, W.
Rev j. G: Butler, as pastor. The first COM
munien will be held ON the evening Of the sd
instant.
BUILD1Se PERMiTs.-John Cronin, IL two
story frames, Cedar street, between 18th and
18th and and northwest; HoltzclaW and
Graham, do, corner sth aEd G streets south
west; Mrs. Mccarthy, do, LIST street, between
and northeast, F. Iddins, two-story brick,
ifh street, between L and New York avenue
northwest, John +. Pile, do. Second, between
Market and High, Georgetown; W. III. Wetzel,
two-story frame, III street, between 21st and
"a northwest; g. EdmonstOn, twc-story brick,
9Th, between y and o northwest; Z. j. Fleming
for Phillips and Cox, three-story stores and
warehouses on Louisiana avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets; Crosby s. Moves, two-story
brick, NJ, between l1th and 18th northwest;
James Wood, two-stOfy frame, between and
and 18th and 18th streets northwest; A. G.
beaman, two-stSry frames, n, between 4th
and 5th northwest; p Kelroy. two-story brick,
Il, between 1st and I'd southwest: 8. just for F.
Snenle, three-story brick, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between LIST and I'd southeast; Il. W. MUIR
Phy, three-story brick, G street, between 9th
and 9TH northwest, for wheeiwright shop:
1th northwest; c. MeCoIlister by Charles FL
monston, three-story brick, IS by "A feet, Nth
back building "a by so. III street, between nth
and 18th northwest; Lewis Morgan, two-story
brick, l. street, between 10th and 18th north
vest; Martin and Walker, two two-story
francs =, 9Th street, between r and northwest;
NJ Sullivan, one do, North Capitol, between q
and northwest; Petit and Dripps, one-story
brick, % by 10, for foundry, 1ith street, be-
wee, .s,s,l n, n and = northwest; also, two-story
brick, 135 by 50, for machine shop; John Sean
Ion. two two-story frames. street, between 18th
and 18th northwest; DIR. H. Lindsey, by Bald
win Bros, tbree-stOry brick on Connecticut
avenue, between III and I streets nortbwest.
James Gavin, two-story Frame between and
n, 18th and 2Gth streets.
The PROPOSED GRAND UNION BaII-tn
ADJOURNED meeting Of the committee on state
associations and political Organizations of the
proposed union ball in the Inauguration ball
building on the 18th inst, was held YESTERDAY
afternoon at the Governors Office. Hon A Nj
SIapp IN the chair. and s. T.. Faunce secretary
been promised the Marine band and. IN nossihie
the Annapolis band also. On motion OF Col A.
L. Bell, the price of admission to the ball was
reduced 10 81 IL was decided that no compli-
mentary tickets should be issued excepting to
the President, Vice President, Cabinet office
general committee, and members of the press
. cents be charged for checking articles in the
clcak-room. The number of floor managers Was
Iedneed 70 three from each represented state
ASSOCIATION. and the same number were APP
POINTED as the committee on reception.
O
TIE CITIZENS RELIEF COMMISSION met at
the city hall to-day, and the general agent pre-
scented his report, showing that during the
month OF February 945 families had been aided
LOT the hrst tme-4l2 men, go women, and s6S
sniiIeh; making total of 2O7 persons re-
heved, OF which number i.47I were sick and
s1 ,S;. ne ne number OF provision orders given
Nss !;ioI, ilei orders, sCt. The cost of thefue
SeHs was II ,os46o and the provision relief
a.. .s senersl agent also reported that
;is, soShs Ior ,enei had considerably di-
inc En-, .h I'll Iesoiu1on was adopted order
nrja~ ,ba ,s,n is slon eiose It's labors ON Sat
monsly adopted offering the thanks Of the com
ration hsGl yr az LII .see vi the ihangu-
eatabes left over from the ball. The articles
were distributed to the poor few days ago.
Tvv Cur Exry,,o,., a.. o.
Co1orssstoo,,y -. $500, SAsk:-Lts
criminal CONT ss.ar o,u 49,. Ss.eIaay IN tue
of Shaw, appesi from ;dspen, oS 80; sne case
AGAINST annlilan, I'm. a snss. VI Ponse court,
r1ise bnsiness co,,r ~, o' ~ gu. entes-
and the ar.rrrents a. " law, was Sonunqeu,
arthnT bai ,a ens seie Closed. Judge lassc-
been properlv erec ,ne law was valid, and had
n teH, 80 ecIoeo, put as this was merely
&Ssf eaSei ae0 tne business had been conducted
under the impression that il was protected bv
Judgment Of guilty was entered and fine OF 81
was imposed.
Ii may not be out Of place to state. i'm connec-
ron with this case, that the attorney for the
District Of Columbia, Mr.. W. A. Cook, VINO an
District, has gained every case