Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-02

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srrh: Catfish. 2, per bunch Hslibut, % per 10;
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yEsErasLEs-Potatoe.,I Irish, % per PIX; do sweet,
cabbss Gas per Id Corn s Per do2 ocsra
per pk: Beans 90 per PIX Tomato. i5s0 per PIX Gu
:per bunch: watermeions, iOaa5 each Csateioupss,
EsTITs:-orsqses, a'ass Per DOZEN; Lemons. 0.ss
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15alt per pair.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Robert Earl
ct al. TO NJ. Flynn, part sub. y, square 102;
$500. L. H. Allen to Sarah f. Davis, lots II
10 rs, square I1Oa; 500. Mary Clark to F. y.
Cbold, parts % and %. square $50; -, 900 j.
j. Dermody to Martha j. Martin, sub. 80,
square north Of 5l5; $3.50. c. Gross to c.
trustee, TO A: Rothwen, part il. square 455;
$1,000. John L. Hammond to ]. w Shaw,
sub I32, squire 2C6; s3,ooo. +. Carpenter
10 q. X. Miiburn. subs. Is and II, square sIs;
s9,Ooo. L, ]. Bryant and c. N Moore to A p
Pardon, part II, square 80; - 0G0. Mari aud
Jackson Ia f. Travis, subs. II aud II, Sqrare
square 81; $1,000. N. Brown ct al. to a w,
Garrett, rart 16. sqrare 2Gs; $500. c. c. Burr
% j. T. Gull. part a, square rs; s2G75. ]. W.
shaw TO ,. q. Kensinger. sub: $50, square 2O6;
5000. E. G. ElmOre TO Virginia F. Elmore,
sub. e, square so; -. James g. Edwards,
trustee, TO V. A. Abel. sue. Il, square 465
$1,000. j. B. Abel to Olivia a. Dalton ct
al, parts 10 and IL, square 45l; 500. NJ f.
Morris, trustee, to j. L. Kidwell, part 5,
square 3IS; s.. J. l.. Kidwell to w b.
kibbey west part 3, square 34S; s13, 900. p.
May to II. Brown, subs. % and q, S0r7arp S5S.
Sl.0oo; Moses Kelly to s. NJ. Plumiey, subs.
- and 80, square S92; $500
TFE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES OF HAM
LINE CHURCH.-A meeting OF the member
snip ana friends Of the Hamline Church, cor
ner Of 9th and streets was held last night
70 consider It's financial condition. Rev. Mr.
Speak presided, with George II. La Fetra
secretary. The treasurer, Mr.. Mayse, made
a statement that the original cost of the
building was 1000, and the actual amount
of Indebtedness S23.5O against which there
- ABOUT $4,000 of unpaid subscriptions:
IS 600 must be raised before July next
fleCges were called for. and in short time
-, l56 was subscribed. to be made available
within ore year. On motion OF Mr. La
Eetra, Messrs: Mayse, Langley, Proctor,
Roach and La Fetra were appointed q COM
mitlee To call upon members of the church
who were not present AZ the meeting, with
The view OF gaining further subscriptions. II
was decided TO make q further effort next
Sunday morning, ii the amount is not pre-
vlCusly increased to $4,000.
WOMAE's CLUB TEA PARTY.-The second
DAINTY feast was given last night, at the
NOman's Club rooms, and was attended BY
q large number of our worthiest citizens and
Their families. The supper was for the ben
eft OF the girls refOrIn school. The rooms
We're beautifully decorated. while delicacies
JOY the inner man ahOunded in prOfusiOn.
Mrs. Sara J. Spencer. president OF the board
q lrus tees OF the girls reform school, gave
bTlef outline OF the history. plans aud pur-
poses of the WOman's Club. Mr.. Aciand
Boyle and Mrs. Shy ID. Wool followed with
humorous readings, and DR.. G. Il. WinslOw,
president of the Moral Education Society,
called attention TO the Alpha a new paper
IN the IL terests OF moral education, published
by IL at organization.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuaI TO
Abraham Davis and Hannah Pullison. Rich
&C Gordon and Alice Lee, James Banks and
Mary Bush, y. HUM and Maggie Hurdle Of
TtnnaIly flown, w. j. Collins and Henrietta
Meyer OF Petersburg, John Strothers aud
Martina Ann Green, Max ROgersky and Ce-
lie Zeloy, B. T. Thacker and Bathera DarI-
IiDgs of Caroline county, Va. Geo. Ritter OF
ID. G. and Lizzie NJ. KOlter of New York, W.
y Robertson Of Montgomery county and y.
z. Digs Of Charles county, T. c. Douglas
and Lizzie Brown Betsy, W. F. Williams
and Marie ". De LetOgarde of Paris.
DlsAPPoISTFD DEPosIToRs.-Somew weeks
ago statement was published that divi-
Ccnd OF p per cent. on deposits Is OF the Freed-
mems savings and Trust Company would
be paid on September !. In consequence of
this large mum her OF depOSitOrS yesterday
visited the institution, bat were told tnat
The statement was incorrect, but that - was
hoped dividend would be declared '.sofne-
time before Christmas"
A RARE TREAT.-El>ewhere i ADVERTISED
~ q excursion a. DOT
Boat club. The recherche entertainments OF
ttls ente-prlSing organization attract alwnys
thc best OF our people and challenge compe-
lItion. The executive committee. we under
stand, propose that this excursion IN Mar
snail Hall and below shall eclipse eli OF |
tEeiT previous enterprises OF pleasure.
TIE COURTS.
POLICE COURT-Jtdge MIS- mo TEN.
To-day. The case of Robert Blac kburn,
charged with carrying dead child through !
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