Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

BUILDING AssoCIATIoSs.-At the twenty fifth
regular meeting of the North Washington
Building Assoei alton, held last evening, the
secretary submitted his second ANIMAL report.
After the adoption of which, resolutions were
adopted amending the constitution in several
particulars, in part as follows Reducing the
fines from ten to i've cents monthly on every
dollar unpaid, and providing for their entire
remittance upon an advance payment equsliny
the amount OF arrears. Allowing the same
interest to stock advanced upon, when settled
and Cancelled, as IL allowed to withdrawn stock;
thus recognizing the equity of equal particips-
ton in the profits, nd the principle of partner
elected for the ensuing year Geo W. Uissel,
president; John W. Porter, vice president; Jas.
Fraser, treasure John A: Prescott, secre AIRY.
Directors-E. c. EcklOff, L. s. Thomas, j. O.
Thompson, II. s. Cummings, J. w Cox, WIN.
n H Cissel, Z. Mob. Timony, Jno Cook and
VIM. ID. Dana. Several shares wer. advanced
upon, at an average of 5SH per cent.
The secrt tsrys ieport shows receipts and dis
burSements. ~ ,23lsS; aggregate al vanced first
year Oh $50 81 ares, $50 1904, aggregate advanced
second year on 337 shares sl9 254; total adj
vanced on 673 shares, So, I5s; advances repaid
on 100 shares, 50 ass; total, So, 100; dues paw
able on settlement of t6t shares. still advanced
on, together with accrued profits, s1i i9i 50;
balance of advances, S3S .20j2O. Assets foot up
$50 sizes; treasury oyerdrawn, s23 II, total,
s39,3I3 s..
STOCK ACCOUNT
Original number or shares subs ,ribed, 565:
Withdrawn, 40; forfeited second year, Is;
Cancelled by settlement second year, 109; on
roll advance upon, 56i; on roll not adv an sed
upon. i 43I. Present actual value of each share,
S2I35; profit made per snnum, Ii per ce nt.;
average premium for the year, 56X per cent.
AT the forty eighth nesting OF tue Capitol
Hill Building Association No. 2, 10 sh ares were
sold, at an average prem um of "A; eleven shares
were withdrawn, at 80 30 premium.
DEAD GIRL BABY AND WHAT DR.. HENRY
WILSON HAD TO Do WITH Ir.-Last evening
Officer Simonfs, of the 9Th precinct, arrested
DR.. Henry Wilson on the charge OF assault aud
battery with intent to kill white female child
on the sd of April. 1t appears that at that
time Wilson drove up in his buggy to a house in
Shepherds alley. between 9th and 10th and Nj
and y streets, and inquired for a won an nam ed
Martha Brown, and stated to her that her hus-
band had sent him aud had said til at she would
take charge Of baby. She believed him, aud
he went of and returned in a few minutes with
a white fema'e child, but refused to give his
name when seked, stating that he had m ade all
the arrangements with her husband. The child
ives taken in and cared for as well as possible,
but IL was found to have been nearly suffice Ated
and badly bruised about the body. The woman
thought this was from its having been packed
in the buggy box under the seat, but at any rate
ii lived only for few weeks. and the police
were called upon to bury the body of the child.
Lieutenant EcklOH took the matter i'm hand,
and, being satisfied that Wilson was the ID trty
who left the Child with Mrs. B., procured a war
rant and made several attempts with his Off ssrs
10 arrest Wilson. Last evening officer Simon Is
took h m into custody, and he Acknowledged ID
Lieutenant T.. that he had left the child at the
place. This morning he was taken 10 the Police
Court, and bonds for the action of the grand
jury were fixed at 80 900.