Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-08
LOCAL NEW s.
Condensed Locals.

Condensed Locals.
Remember Hempler's auction tonight
The street lamps will be lighted tonight
at p M and extinguiShed at ~ a. m
The apOthecarieS and physicians TO the
POOR were paid yesterday.
Representative elect John VI. Hyman, OF
North Carolina, is in town, staying al - ID
The Fair Association of Israel church will
give a grand picnic at AualOstan Island ON
Thursday. June 10Th. in aid Of their church.
Hines Lodge, h of p. of Richmond. Va,
are getting upa grand excursion To this city,
To start Thursday, July Ist.
A dead COlOred female infant was found
Yesterday evening at the corner OF Sd and ID
Silas Taylor. weII-kuown coIored man,
and for a long time in the employ of MeSSrS.
Harvey y Holden as cook, died this morning
of dTop>y at his residence in South Wash
IDgfOu.
Ala meeting OF the Medical Society of the
Alumnl of Georgetown University last nighs
at the college building. an interesting pIper
was read by pr Kleinschmidt Oh the rail-
cal cure OF hydrOcele.
The Junior class OF Park Seminary. Mrs.
y. NJ COHdrOn and Miss Annie Il. Smith
principals. gave an exhibition in the lecture
room of Calvary Baptist church last evening
IN the presence of large number o. their
friends The programme was very enter
tanning one. consisting of songs, reel tatiOnS,
dialogues, piano solos. sc.
THE TOME OF WAsHINGToN-P roceed.ays
GJ the Mount It5TcH CCbHcU at me test HYiauCl
SsSsiCt-The council OF the Mount Vernon
Ladies Association has lust closed a session
of three and a-half days at Mount Vernon,
during which they received the Governor of
Virginia. accompanied by the board of WISH
tors of the Virginia legislature. and many
distinguished ladies and gentlemen. The
board OF visitors after giving their attention
10 the affairs Of the association. passed a
resolution highly commendafOry Of its con
dltion. and expressive Of their friendly CO.
operation.
The acceptance OF the office of the treasurer
by Mr.. q. W. Riggs, who occupied the same
position in the early years of the association,
- subject OF cOngratUlatiOn 10 all the friends
of the association.
The work Of the superintendent Col. Hol-
nnSSwoTth, has been carried on successfully
during the past year. and is perceptible i'm
greatly improved condition of the estate.
The ladies Of the finance committee. of
which the regent y chairman, examined the
bCohs and vouchers of the superintendent
and report them I'M thoroughly satisfactory
condition.
The principal expense 10 be incurred f1is
year III the way OF repairs is the restoration
of the lam. which l. in rUiuOuS state. uu-
Safe for tine cattle, and with a roof that
allows the hay 10 be spoiled by the rains. \
total n -tOTatlOn j necessary. and one
tEoU>aUd dollars i to be RAISED for the pur-
pose.
FLFCTIONs or OFFICERS.-The AmaIca-
mated Carpenters and JOiuers' association
last night elected the following officers
President, l.. VI. BTaman; sick steward w
HazeI: cCCrkeePer, W. l.. WIlkSOa; auditors.
J. Il. MaCkey Read and W. l.. Wilson: triIS-
lee, Il. III. BUrgoyne, ID. NJ. Braman, W.
Hazel. W. Sanders and ]. Z. Mackev
Al a meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Franklin insurance company. held yester-
cay, the following directors were elected
Henry Bradley. DR.. James &. Hall, Joseph
III. Bradley. DIR. j. VI. BrOadhead, DR. Daniel
b. Clark, James e. Mcclure, John Kew
worth, r. b: Mcclure, John PURIFY, VI. g.
Emery. Or. j. VI. McCalla, j. W. Mcdonald
TIE Anglers association held lis annual
meeting last evening, and elected the follow
ing ofhcerS--President, :. w. Sloan; vice
president, Norman Wizard: secretary Theo
FTebu>; treasurer, Samuel BreretOn. The
ASSOCIATION Is reported TO be in very pros
Capitol Lodge. No. 131. of the a J. o. Il
b. was organized AT their hall, corner gth
and ID streets, Sunday morning. Three del
egates from the Grand Lodge of PhiladeIphia
ana ten delegates from Monumental Lodge.
conferred the degrees; after which the follow
ing officers were elected. Lewis. NJ Cohen
T. NOEdlinger II. Straus, J.HirSh, \. Fisher.
X S3u1er, L. ROSenauer, II King. w. Rise
and kaufman. The following were elected
tTCStetS-J- Joseph. J. HirSh. and o. Frind
Itch Grand Officers Jones and BrunswicgI
81 PhilaGe. Ihia, and Grand Officers Cone and
J'Selh, OF Baltimore, delivered addresses.
BUILDING AssoCIarIoxs.- The first moot
Ing OF the capitol liNl Cooperative Building
ASSOCIATION was held last night at Witfnaf1
haii, Capitol Hill and was very largely at
teTts J. After the constitution was Signe;I
ny the members. the association procceicI
To The election of officers for the en>uing
year with The following result C. VI. Parks.
. l. IL
GUIick, treasurer; X Il. Ferguson. secretary
ard Jos r Edison, W. II. Barton DR. &. N
f"rd- W y. Waugh, j. II. RathbOne Alex
sword aud 1hOS. il. MaTChe. directors Mr.
! L VA WaS elected attorney, MeSSrS. T. b.
Marche, J. Il. Edison and w. b. Waugh
N srce committee, and MeSSrS. Meeker
EathbOEe and Sword valuation committees
Ire lnciement evening preventing MANY
subscribers of stock from attending n r,S0-
luton was adopted authorizing the secretary
or treasurer To receive monthly dues for The
present. month $1,000 was sold at an aver
age premium Of Si1j.
Tie thirty n monthly meeting of the
Republic savings and Building \ sSOciation
va NEG laNt night az the Y VI. &. y. lecture
rom MI. = X BOEd president. Dr. j.
r Carpenter secretary, sold advances ON
I'VE shares at an average premium AT I34 per
cent. -
y SUIT FOR CONsPIRACY.-Gen s. s.
HeLNle mas, Tor VIM. +. CuenOwith, entered
suit against j. Ford ThOmp>On Annie =
SchTafnm- and Peter Schrantn. for having
"aboUt the l>t day OF May, cOnSpirci 10
SetErr for the purpose OF turning line pI8fUffG
on 81 TIE house and premises known a. -
Iel4n>y lNdlla avenue. and TO break IN AMI
destroy his business OF keeping hotel res
taUraHt- and eating house, and fOrcibly aud
contrary 10 law 10 take possession OF the
IItuiS">- And IN pursuance of said unlayy-
itl conspiracy. without notice or legal pro-
cess toTcibly taking possession of the prem
les ana eNpel!Ing him there from, thereby
stopping and breaking up his business. And
'n or about May 3lSt causing all his goOIS
and ch3'te.S on the premises To be sold" He
claims 5000 damages
y Man Run OVFR AND SERIOUSLY IN
iIEfb-- y N. Hughes, while crossing New
CrE avenue and Ith street last evening was
struck IN Tie LETT breast by the shaft OF q
buy. which was passing at the time and
also un lEe head and LEFT side by the market