Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-16

ID llb t'cfAbCt movement iStlt a.
tie iccture-Toom OF the Young Mems Christian
Association for the purpose OF making arrange
merits for the fail ami winter campaign against
the traffic OF liz Tor. Numerous plans were sub
nitted, but nothing definite was determined Oh.
The Safe Burglary Case.
RELEASE or HAY rs ON EAIL-COL. WHITLEY
HEARD PROM.
The indictment against Whitley, Nettleship
CUM, Harrington, Williams, Zirruth and HAYES,
for conspiracy, returned As "a true billp by the
grand jury Yesterday, is signed out of abundant
caution b. District Attorney Fisher, a. well a.
by Mr. Riddle, the special attorney. The usual
bench warrants were issued yesterday, except
in tie cases O. MessIs. HaIIiug tOn, 4. Is. VIII
Hans and Hayes.
COL. WHITLEY,
one Ct the parties charged, telegraphed yester-
day u the Marshal 10 know If BE had been IN
dicted, which was answered in the affirmative,
and this morning letter was received from
hin stating that he weu'j save the necessity o.
bench warrant and arrest By coming on and
giving bail.
RELEASE or HAYPe on BAIL.
The arrsT gements for the release Of Hayes
from jail on giving bail C0uld not lie concluded
yesterday, and lie a. recoIlu.tted. In reply
10 a remark that an attempt might be made 10
buy him Of. he said that there was not money
enough 70 buy him, and lie would consider il
his duty TO appear Whenever called, even if he
SaT direct road 20 tie PeujteEtary. This
morning Hayes was brought into court. About
neon this case was taken up, and Hayes, az
conf aEIed By his brother Philip, was called
", ard Judge Humphreys said that he had re-
CelVEN q note from Ny. kll1le SAVING .-'at nIEr
al the circumstance | think that Michael
Hayes haG better be admitted 10 bail in the sam
CT S4,tlG, and take bis brother Philip "a hls
surety. II iLis meets the views OF the court I
think L mightte done al once.
Special Assistant Attorney General -
Judge HUM Ire! - asked the prisoner: Do yOu
expect to leave the city
MiChseI Hayes,-Yes. s1r.
JUdge H.-Nou may 60 20 New York and get
sick. DO not think that you shOult leave the
jurisdiction OF the court, Tor the trial viii be
liked on Monday for 81 esrIy day.
Hsyes.-Nay II please y0ur honor, ray object
in Offering bail = simply that ! may render as
sistaHce 70 Ing family. / am man Of no means,
and 10 Is true that / an not in as good health
nov as cOult Hlsh, but eau assist my family;
and UNDERSTAND That my vie IS about being
CISPCsz5sseI A for lot returning when WautsI 8,
II an Telt ased an s-7e that my attendance
can he had on twelve hours notice.
Judge HuUI Lreys, after questioning them a.
70 the number Of their families and obtaining
the residences Of Michael HAYES, IS Roosevelt
street, Rev CIS Sliy, and Phillip Hayes, 81
2Cth sTeet, South Brooklyn agreed 70 take b. /,
and the parties entered INTO bond Of 1000 each.
PROFITABLE HONES-An excellent oppor-
tuniTy is offered By Robert y. Phillips, per 81
Tertise ment il another column, Tor department
clerks and Others % ICt only secure a pleasant
ard delightful home, but 70 easily make IL paw
greater amount, nett Iroft, annually, than
they now receive a. their salary. by purchasing
one Of his sIlau farms Oh the north Arlington
Heights, and Planting few acres in grapes,
pears, straw berries, &c, within few years he
will be quite independent Of bis salary, and find
himself in possession OF q small fortune in the
enhanced value OF the ground 10y acnmparativs-
y small outlay IN its planting. Mr.. Phillips
brings the desirable homes within the reach Of
al by ms oLers 70 sell them Tor a small payment
down and the balance in sixty monthly Install
ments, making i've years time, to pay fer the
same, By which time there can be enough real
lied from the sale OF fruits TO cover the entire
cost, ard thenCefOrward q permanent income
from the same. The splendid vineyards Of MIR.
Phillips, now loaded with the finest grapes
grown in this country can he row seen, ~ proof
Of the assertions we have made.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Stephen Just to
VIM. Helne, lot -, square 5lG, -; Frank
Hume 10 Alex. X. shepherd, lot Q, square l6i,
s., loo; Andrew e.. Bradley 10 Alex. X. Shep-
herd, part lot !, square 81, SIS coo; George w.
Miller 20 Lewis q. White, lot 80, square 3S1 =,
$50; Emma L. Rawlings TO Sam. ). Hoover, lot
a., square 81, - 200; Vim. Is. Todd, trustee, to
John i. FtzhuEh, part lot 81, square 200, sos;
JAS. j. Clark 10 Annie L. Patterson, part lot 81 ,
square so, S2255 1hOs. i. Maher 10 Jos. VIII
hSIns, part 20. square iC5, q, so; ". r. HOltz-
man TO Julia Robinson, lot &C, square 1874 SiO;
Ann q. Carroll ct al. to Jos. Fry, part lot ,
square col, 500; ChsS. Cox ct al. to Catherine
RelcbenbaCh, part lot 5, square so, -; Hugh
+. D0wney 20 John T.. Price, part ?, square ~,
$780, Jones and Edison, trustees, TO John Moo
nan, part ;, square 81, $3.50, Cyrus Thomas TO
Allen G. Hannah, lot ISL, square 2l6, St,2i2,
Anna r. Tracy 10 Geo. W. Barry, lot 3, square
III, $500; Anthony T. Howard to Geo. w,
Barry, part lot 10, sgusre 81, ~i5e, Sibby Baker
20 John X. Gray, part 5, square OF, 500;
Il, square 81, $i53.os.
A CERTIFICATE OF ISCGETpRATGOS has been
hlec IN the ONCE OF the Recorder OF Deeds, IN
the name OF the Washington Brick Machirs
Company the objects OF which company are TO
manufacture the brick machine and use the
machine and invention known as Grsham's
patent. No j5i2, or sell 10 others the rights to
Manufacture or use the same. The following
are named as ineOrpOratOrs John g. H4rk-
ness, John Van RiswiCk, W. p, Johnston, Chas.
r. Peck, Cbas. Il. Church, John q. Evans,
Lewis CePhape a.. &. E. k HFlTfy Petit
n. A. willard, W. b. Philip, Andrew wylie,
y. Wilson, JAS. l.. Barbour. Il. r. Snyder,
Robert J. Fleming, &. ". Phillips, On. II.
TIE GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES,
i. q. u. E., which meets AZ Atlanta, Ca, on
Monday next, is composed OF 139 members,
representing - Grand Lodges and 80 Grand
EneamPmeDts,l eight officers, and ten Past
Grand Sires. Representatives and on GERS from
Maryland and New Jersey, accompanied by
Past Grand Sire Fred. ID. Stuart, left baltimore
mOnd, and thence by rail to Atlanta. The rep
TesentAtiyes from the District of Columbia
tMessrs. VIM. r. Mclean, John F. Havenner,
and John T. Given will leave on Fri Az by the
kinnesaw route, arriving at Atlanta satnrd Az
night
PHILADELPHIA DKPosIrORs OF raH FRgpp-
MANS BANK.-An adjourned meeting OF the
Philsdelphia depositors OF the Freedman
Savings and Trust Company OF this CITY in
Philadelphia was held last night, at which
resolutions were adopted denouncing the act OF
the trustees IN placing the Institution In hands
OF commissioners 70 wind mp its affairs as
high-hauded outrage, demanding the re-estab-
lishment OF the company, and favoring the
pettconing OF Congress for the restoration Of the
charter. Messrs. Robt. Jones, Samuel p. Smith
AMI w, ID Hunter were appointed committee
to confer with the commissioners.
A
BUILDING AssoCIATIoas.-At q meeting oil
the board Of directors OF the New Cooperative
Bctlding AssocIatl0n-Je ferson--lsst nj Rht the
resignation OF DIR. +. Howard was received and
accepted, and Mr.. James Fraser was elected 10
that position. Mr.. w. II. Bailey was elected q
director, Joseph X. Edison aud L. III. HYDE,
trustees, and q. Z Fraser attorney. There have
been about go shares subscribed.