Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-08
TT sLr4uoR DEALERS, ASSOCIATIONS met

tOT licenses. to request of them to refuse also
~ sign 10; other liquor dealers doing bust
fact that there are Landlords who rent their
FOuSeS to dealers with the full knowledge
that tfssy are TO be used for restaurants, yet
they are too conscientious to sign the neces-
SaTy application FOR procuring the license.
He also commended that restaurant keepers
should refuse 20 patrOniZe anyone engaged
in any other business on the same square
who refuse to sign for them.
Mr.. JuenemSDn contended that the aSsocia-
ton should petition Congress To repeal the
stringent liquor laws in force in this District.
After some debate the chair stated that the
organization was formed for the purpose OF
assisting all liquor dealers who had complied
with the law. With them 10 was a question
only whether the law had been compiled
with. and when IL had been shown to the as
sloners arbitrarily refused TO grant a license,
then the cause OF the member Of the associa-
ton so refused would properly become the
cause OF the Liquor Dealers Association.
THE GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
The irst regular meeting of the District OF
Columbia Game Protective Association
since its organization was held last night i'm
the IeDrOit building. the president. Colonel
j. .. r. Burnside, in the chair, with Mr.. NJ.
"A. Iappan secretary. The committee on con-
stltutiOn and bylaws was continued, with
the understanding that article .. section , OF
me constitution, which provides for the cleo
ton OF new members and fixing upon the
necessary qualifications, shall De SUSPENDED
until after the close OF the regular meeting
III November. TIE following candidates for
membership were proposed and elected
VIM. II. Turner T. Edward Clark. w. s
Mari, W. Hamilton DesgeS Rudolph Hines
Augustus K = FOOfe. Or. VIM. T. Barnard.
Irwin Ashby. DR.. 4. q. Hills and J. A. Seller
A committee to select suitable grounds and
make arrangements for the practice of mem
beTS I'm shooting, preparatory to the Organl-
zati"n OF the proposed rife team, were
chosen. as fOllows:-Dr. Barnard, Messrs.
Rudolph Hines and j. A. Seller. Also, the
following committee to draft suitable game
session;-Edward Champlln, Colonel J. O. p.
burnside. Captain Thos. Smithson, II. Ross
Perry and T. Edward Clark.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-J r. ThOmp-
son TO u. IL. Warner, sub 81, square 202;
81 200. - Kelly To A. NJ. Wheeler subs. 81
Barry, lot IL, square OF; s.. S. X. Evans
ct al. TO Mary F. Evans, part 70, square 1874;
$3.50. Charles Beall to Michael Gross, part
10 square 923; $500. s. Bacon 10 Rachel Kin
saving, parts and p, square SO; $4,000.
William Williams to Buchanan BealI, sub
Is, square 727: $500. B. BealI to William
Williams, west rart Il, square 761; $500.
John Lerazzi TO r. j. Pope, south part 80,
square III; sG45. T. j. Durant to Mary II.
DuIant, sub. 1.341, square SIS: s.. b. Fl.
warner ct al. to r. Fl. T. Leopold, part -,
TingtOn to Kate Winter, sub q square 20:
$500. Eda DeSauls TO Kate Winter, sub.
10, square 2O6; 80 $50. r III. T. LeipOId 10 G.
4. Davis, part II, square 1874; : 800. Maria
Roberts tn A. TOOmbs, lot 1. square LILO, and
lot Il, square 1.l09; S1OOO. r. l.. Wallach to
George T.. ReardOn, north half ., square $50;
$40. 8. p. Cuttings to Irene B. Barr, SUB. 81,
square So; $500. Jacob Niehmar to Ellen
Gettier, sub. II, square DDS ST. s7. g. ]. Hill
10 Nathan A. Poole, sub. Ill, square POS;
SlO.50O. r. T.. Alexander to Emma Myers
parts and 2, square lsi; $1,000.
MEETING OF THE FORMER STUDENTS of
Gonzaga College (the old Washington Semi
rary) was held in the lecture room of the law
department Ofthe University of Georgetown
last night, for the purpose of forming an as
ISOLATION. Prof. Vim. f. Williams was elect
ed president pro tenn, and upon taking the
chair m@de fsw pleasant remarks. A COM
mittee, consisting OF Messrs. ID. ID. Kane, d.
T. Cahlll, Jos. III. Smith, VIM. +. Williams,
Frank Gait, John U. O'Meara, L. T. McNpr-
hany, Frank ID. Neale, ]. L. Brady, T. H.
Byrnes, j. i: higgins and j. B. Mccarthy.
for meeting, to be held on Thursday evening
next, and TO cordially invite all of the former
students OF GOnzaga College to be present.
The committee reported, after a short con-
Sultation, that separate invitations were at
this time. impracticable, but thew felt salts
fed that all OF the 'old boys" would be I'm at
tendance at the next meeting, upOn seeing
me proceedings ofthe meeting and the invita-
ton Published.
THE CARROLL INSTITUTE last night re-
stunned it's regular weekly meetings. Mr. c.
: W. MUilaly. from the committee on classes
ana scholarships. reported that the primary
Nlf-StS we're now IN Succe Ssiui operation,
with +. j. DOnahue as teacher. Mr.. Ralph
Jefferson recited ByrOn's Waterloo" Mr.
Mullaly followed with the humorous sketch
Becky Miller" The question "That we are
Indebted for the liberties we enjoy to the
genIys Of warriors rather than statesmen"
was debated by L. j. DOBahue and Captain
ID. !. NJ Mahon. An election for president
VIII be held next Thursday evening to fiji
TIE vacancy caused by the death OF DIR. b.
Thompson.
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yesterday found true bills of Indictment
against Kate White, assault and battery
with intent to kill; John b. Baptist, do;
Emma Williams, larceny; Charles Bogue
assault with intent to kill; Denham CORN an
murder; and Frank White, larceny.
To-Day indictments were found against
Thomas Brown, assault with intent TO Kill;
jaime Coleman, do; VIM. Morton, burglary
and larceny; j. ii. Beverly, larceny. Also
presentments against Jonas Ransom. assault
with intent to commit rape; s. H Taylor
and VIM. Richards, larceny; Chas Stewart
assault with intent to kill; John Carter. bur-
glary, and John Curtis, murder OF James
D1gges' boy, In Georgetown.
GooD NEWS FOR SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIT
ToRs:-TO day, Judge Olin in the Equity
agt. the Washington City Savings Bank di-
recting Mr.. Mattingly, the receiver, to pay
further dividend of ten per cent. to the cred
itors depository OF the bank.
WANTS DIvoRCE.-Mr. W. III. Beck has,
Tor charlotte Gassaway, filed a bill for a di-
yorce from the bonds OF matrimony with
Joshua Gassaway. on the grounds OF adni-
terry here and in Baltimore, and also for re-
fusiDg TO contribute to her support.
CORAL, jet, dead gold and Lake George
diamonds received at the agents, Prigg's
jewelry store, No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue,
near ~ street.
MARRYING IN HASTE AND REPRNTING
IN Observation-Disclosures j. Odell, an elderly
mercbantof this city, aided Annie f.. Tracy
In getting divorce from her husband, VIM.
III. Tracy, whom she had married thirty
years before. Mr.. Odell then married er
himself He soon repented, and sought TO