Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-24

L He \. NJ. u y. CoNVENT1ON.-The gen
eral secretaries the Young Mems Christian
Associations OF the United States and the
British provinces. about thirty being present
met at the hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association on Saturday. The following
were the officers: T. j. Wilkie, Toronto, pres
ldent; III. II. Adams, Baltimore, vice preSi-
dent; w. w. Van Arsdale, Chicago, vice
president; Erskine Wren, Poughkeepsie, n.
Y, secretary.
Today's session was occupied in hearing
papers read and religious exercises. They
morrow, in order 10 enable them TO attend
the International Convention, which meets
IN Richmond. Va, on Wednesday next.
The meeting at Lincoln Hall yesterday
AFTERNOON was presided over by q. Il. CObbS,
of Cleveland. Ohio, and was addressed by the
visiting delegates, among them Mr.. Wnaie,
ger Mr.. IaEe. of Georgia, Mr.. Criticized. of
New Hampshire, and Mr.. Wiedensoll. The
SIX O'Clock meeting was presided over by
Mr.. McBurney, of New York.
BUILDING PERNITs.-Jerry Crowley. n
twO-stOry brick dwelling Il by 20 feet, north
side of l., between 18th and 10Th streets
northwest; $40. r. y. GOnZenbach two
two-story brick dwellings, u by 81 feet, east
SIDE OF Gth, between East Capitol and \
street north; $4,000 Ashford & Favis, two
twO-stOry brick dwellings west side 18th
street southwest, between Z and G.. 20 by 80
feet; 5000. Robert Kearon, a two-sfory
brick back building. - by % feet, south side
NJ. between 9Th and eth streets northwest:
$500. r. Z. Hill, twO-StOry brick dwelling
T..
ON streets northeast 81, 500. David j. Cot
ton, two-stOTy brick dwelling, Is by 81 feet
south side Weso street, between North street
and Rock Creek; II 500 Wall d Parteller,
TWO three-stOry and basement dwellings. q
by 10 feet, with bay windows and fire walls
north side @. between 18th and 18th streets
northwest; $1,000. A. X. Shepherd, five two
story and basement dwellings andstores north
side of II street, between list street and New
Jersey avenue; 100000.
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nual anniversary exercises of the Young
Mems Christian Association Will be held
TINS eVenieg according 10 announcement in
another column. Addresses are to be deliv-
cred by Rev. DIR. Deems, of New York, the
eloquent pastor of the Church of the
Strangers, Hon. Cephas Branard, chairman
oil executive committee OF the associations OF
the United States and British provinces, and
II is expected that j. S. Mac Lean. of Nova
Scotia, will be present. President Gallaude,t
gives his inaugural.
a BAD REPUTATION.-Detecti Sargent
and McElfresh took into custody SafurIiav
Edward FitZhugh, colored, charged with
stealing the pocket book of a lady at one of
the auction stores. He is an old offender
having been arrested several times on SINH
lar charges. This morning before Judge
Smell, the charge could not be proved, so he
was sent to the workhouse for 80 days as q
vagrant.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows-Howard III. Stanton and Marta
George Farnandis and Ida Lauterbach. OF
baltimore; George w. Townshend and Mary
{. Thompson, of Prince Georges; Jno Balm.
of this city, and Nellie Field of PhiIadeI,
phia; RObt III. Young and Ella Louise Haw-
kins, Walter u. Bowers and Hannah NJ.
Hamilton.
THE Y. NJ. c. A. INTERNATIONAL Con-
Observation-Disclosures have been made
Tor those who wish TO visit Richmond during
this convention for round trip tickets at half
fare (S6,) good for ten days from the Path
inst. Orders obtained at the desk of the Y
Nj. Z. A, in this city. An excursion train
will leave on Wednesday morning on
the arrival of the ". Y. express and reach
Richmond in time for the Organization.
O
SHAD MATCHING STATIONS on THE Po-
ToMAC-Prof. Baird, United States Commits
sioner of Fisheries, began work ON the POto-
mac on the 18th instant, by establishing a
station at the Free stone Point fisheries and
has already Matched a considerable number
of shad eggs. A new station was established
en- Monday at Jackson city.
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augmated the remodeling OF his establish.
ment (the Capital" salOon) and his Ilst
birthday by handsome entertainment to
his friends. "Ganter's rider was properly |
recognized, and the best wishes for his sue |
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