Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-09

BUILDING AssoCIAfIoSs.-AIthe. ,h animal
meeting Of the stockholders of the CapitoI HiIi
financial state ment of the association IS snh
mltted, showing the amount held over ana the
tectipts curing the year 20 be SiI,T92 S. which
sSs zen invested IN Withdrawals, loans insur-
ahCe, interest,", expenses, &c. The number of
snares withdrawn has been LIS adxanced
uIon te3, settled mp 953, unencumbered shares
ing total net met y ysne OF s2a per SHARE max
snsres advanced upon during the wear. 1eJ.
w WI during the year 4O5 shares; average
Tat. presiSeyn,t NJ me Officers are; James A.
dent; q. f. Gulick, treasurer; X. b. Fergpson
sGsss sssyy; i =; II. staaisy A y MeekeF
GourteRey. HI. X. Gray, RicharS =, H.
ssare. d OH stsss o 4
eass aG0l, ~ ne asocstion commsnss 20
cancelinr puerc- The July meeting, 1874, by
dste. TO the To- INBRED stock, pad up to
fxed in the lest bidder, starting at the rate
sbareIr fourth annual report, (sl2 81 per
recaS I'rovided, however, that one third of the
9, pts shall he retained each month, 90 long
. the same may be necessary, to cancel shares,
notice for the withdrawal of which was given
prior to the July meeting, 1874.
Inc Hibernia Building Association at its sec
average of So. Nearly two thousand shares
nave s'resdy been taken in this association.
Atthe Sist meeting of the Washington Co
operative Building Association last night n
shares OF stock were Cancelled.
JUVENILE EDITORS AND rHs CESTENNTAL
CELEBRATIoE.-A conve ntlon of juvenile e,lt-
tors from different parts of the country was
held last night at the St.James Hotel, and after
discussion adopted resolution "that we, anna
teur editors, printers, authors, and engrayers
here assembled in convention, do heartily in
uorse the action of our elders in making SO ex-
tensive preparations for the celebration of our
one hundredth anniversary of American indie
pendence. And we pledge ourselves to sssis. in
a"akenlng throughout amateurtOm an interest
IN schs me which will. We are sure, arouse the
yOuth OF to-day to a high sense of national
honor and pride, and fully demonstrate that
tue spirit OF 20 is not entirely extinct from the
breast OF the American YOUTH and, further
more, that in honor to the event we unani-
mously agree to convene a congress of all inter
ested IN amateur matters at Philadelphia, July
2, 1876, ID. V"
TRYING 1T ON TRYoN-HouU a Psrorrer
Ghdnged Hdnds.-Several days since Justice
Reese gave Judgment for plaintiff in the case
Claims TO be a detective, and the latter walked
out or the trial room intimating tn at the con-
stable, MI. Reuter-, could not make the money.
Inc latter, however, yesterday met Tryon on
the street, and inquiring how he had got on
WIN acharge of concealed weapons before the
Police Court, and whether he had got his pis-
toI PACK, received the reply that he Cd had a
Detter one. Reuter- says: "Whose patent is it?,,
and Tryon pulled out his revolver and passed
II over. Reuter- only glanced at 1t, and placing
IL IN one pocket drew from the other an execu-
tlon and presented it, saying he would hold on
to the pistol. Tryon claims to be detective
ana that the pistol is exempt, being one Of his
Two DIvoRCKs.-Yesterday, in the Equity
Court, Judge Wylie, DEGREES Of t,'ivorce were
granted Margaret Ann Morris fro Samuel
MOTIFS, and Teresa Miller from Coma, 7 Miller
Inc plaintiff in the former case, whose n, alden
name was Smith, sets forth that she was ma, lied
In october, 1SGO. in th'S ~'-- a. a, 81 A.
,uso,. .bo. -. 10y, aIaas
uisoh; mat Morris has been an idle, shit nSe
70 si9andering his money in liquor; failing T,
and ISSntrioute TO her support, and leaving her
r.. child to the mercy of her friends for q |
livelihood; that he has several times been COM
mitted to the Jail and -"c-,N"'''" S"a wo
granted era an absolute divorce and the custody Of