Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-20

Etst6rt~T. Rev. G t. Andrews. pastor of
Christ church 'l-tiSI-I.
about o-o.oe. frf- morning Justice ST
mon q -~t ~ Went 10 the Isl precinct station
and irtc net tEe C:.czrs That two ueu were
I'feEll~ see and tonne that iray hal gone. anil
nothing VcS missed. ITo pusstIDl naturally
stT.rrs why Gia rCt ,.c .rstice bring ais ~Hv-
"n-sh'...ef '0 --,- oar - iniEudtrN.
District Government AlSatss.
TEE TANEFTOS or WI Az PROPERTY
III. ~.I- t-rf.ay sS>iS ,du- attorney for the
iStfist. has Transmitted 10 the District
Commissions au answer o. the question Is
Co. i1e TAXATION ~ wharf property. submitted
~ NJ. T. tiH-ett 10 lHe Commissioners for
tu>trEct i0u. and 10y them seat 70 ;ue attorney
lie -t@3rS that there IS Co general rule
Nai,u y &. aIi y 70 tla assessment OF wharf
Tr0itr'y there beng several different ten
tr+~ ~ property n This character, namely
United states property. watch cannot he
taxed, vusrves os-EcL uy Tine corporation,
"t.tu thi,i''l - 'aAt-i. '---t- = Hel- under
= license from fhe United States, wharves
E~id ~ persons VINO G'Cu9y The same with
Sui night y tjt. or v'tdpUt Pr~,eEt OF riparian
lights. These ~HJolU rOi ba L. Nyti. WharVes
owned by rT-rSte ul-t 90 built upOn lots
owned by them. between when lot and the
NateT rr stree. Iu'.EvzuyS. WJ"Tves OF this
character belong 10 the owners of the
ground on ELt-u tE'y axe situated
ana should * JaNea as improvements
= here @re 1E ~ tF-O -..Cll wDaIvGS near Rock
Greek Tier are SevJIa- such on the East
tfu Branch. lat there arc ..Iu, such between
Ter rse-k ana "a Arena, grounds on the
IofoIns" front " thiU tae limits 1 have
i1Si mes. tlCD't there : rot single taxable
wharf. Oh examination or V 2 arr lots which
IRE taxable J wUuG mention those in
zgyETes au3 Sc TIeSe are al between
Water street E-- the liver. ara were sold BY
HE GC- loot, and can only ue defined Oy
zoe ICe, .v-'7lsIt 90 f56 FROM IIt. the super
~ az LHtS~.i-ilt.' varying aeon. Ius - the
ebh G-t tg~' ~ the tide. Tue assessors
should S5 cJlsf-' - FAX no other lots tGan
those 81 -i.- r-Cl IffEn. FOR O-aprEi 81 -Iev
Sorld str,.re 10 tne ~4na't5rs right by virtue
~
TRE EyNTNINs OF 4 GALLANT OFFICER
KoESE To TFFIE LAST RESTING PLACE
The funeral OF The late Commander GeOrEe
'phGm Morris took pace from 81. Juhn's
I piScC raj church Georgetown, yesterday
2tterroou, an3 vas very largely attended.
The remains, wi .cH reICScsi al the residence
IF Col. Franklin Steele, Us Prospect street,
Were clothed in f1ll naval uuIfO-rn BaSiie
Tie - Tn lay the cap anu Sbe2tICIi sword. on
The Scachard OF which was gold plate with
The inSrTi qtiCr --'s Presented 70 Lieutenant
George Fhau Morris. recently Commanding
the United States SIo0p-of-war Gambler, aud.
10y twelve citizens OF pu!iaGsIpHia FL fPst!-
mOoy 81 Their high appreciation o. his loyal
and gallant conduct lI the acton between
ire Cumberland and MerTimlc, Sth Of
y company % marines IL fatigue dress.
under command O. Capt. Huntington. headed
ny the marine band playing dirse. arrived
geOn Martin. Captain Ramsey, Captain
Nicholson. and Lieutenant Watson (tha
la-t-Eamed ? distant relative Of the de
CeaSeC-l on Il e part Of the navy, and General
y AXE. Captain TwiDing. Colonel Conrad.
and General Fin S.IGr1. OF the part OF the
army. While the c0rte-e was moving To the
CnUrCH the b6N Of the steeple was tOlIed. On
T-acE!I.g ne door the process 10, was mat by
Few \. + AtEirs, ~ Il JOHNS parish. who
conducted u up the aisle 10 The altar. reating
passages o. Scripture. Tue funeral service
81 tfe T'rieC1psi Sl-rc- !,i.gEs g. At The close
az which the remains We're removed to OAK
Hlli Cers5+e~v. preceded ty the TCQrIre band
"a H.H - ""r. 49,
arms
INTFFzNDE>r ORDER o. REc-AFITEs-
GJc's'fau 20 L.a>.f--J - Columbia District
Tent, J. . Of Pecharites. met az Baum's
han, Capitol bill, Wednesday. Delegates
were present rom Virginia. Maryland and
IRE District. Thomas z. Msrche, u. V. l.,
VITO ha Just returned from visit 20 the
different states. gave . statement OF the
large increase o. membership Of the order.
RiCtSrI Berry. 0f EIober Tent was elected
DELEGATE 10 High Tent. and =. z. Lacy alter
r&je- AfieT ths transaction % important
'usiTtSS, the tent adjourned 20 meet IN Bal
tImOIe or February l2i, 1876.
a L.e1iinE o. the comTalttees o. different
tents q SeChabites IL Washington was held
H. y. = Ho.icwsty's Of-ce Wednesday even
ing. 20 uSkC aTsaHEe mJuts 20 attend pic
Tic ~ lie Good Tempiars o. LeeS5Urg Va.
iE SeE'eUter- Lewis II. HOl,iTbCvger was
elected marshal The fare Tor The round trip
90 members VIII attend. Rev VIM. <. Ham
mona, Of Tie @tl stree NJ =. c. .IrcI. WILL
= liver ar GRAFTON o. TIC part Of the RGVhab-
ties
TEE LAVE GEORGE a NoLES Yesterday
5'e sNamiuir- corps % the sPat.ut ONCE
held mcetiEg 90 take acton on the death Of
fheir iSte associate. George \. NDlen. The
rsrnr-i rsiOuSr. Judge J. NJ TEACHER. pre-
s-ie.'- aal y Z Thomas q. connolly acted as
EsCTct8ry- NJ. TEACHER spoke n eCIOZistjC
terms OF The deceased. ant resolutions were
sit0Tfs, Le, laT.Us that they never have had
70 recoT" TIE ~ea1h @. Oae combining more
genuine ana sterling Qualities than The de
ceased who - s. lTdicisl mind, tCe dlscrirni-
nation. And sP.tleSs integrity. united the
S.,sv.ty and Erere o. q Christian gentleman.
'nat iHey extend sympathy o ais a.aictOd
THF PrNAINs oF ,IR : j. CosFrGFy
WHO G!e- .- this city ~ THURSDAY. l.th in
slant iT Cur1YI -lcp with hts often z ynrcSSet
wisr, was taker 20 II. MaryS county. Nd,
3-f CUrled o. SUNDAY last or his place
''NUmIncrSea'-- 7 - bJiy was accompanied
down % tGl r. Ct boy by Colonel Suit and
nj Nay ard vas s..-t 2; the wharf ct Leon
5TttOE.- - NeSs-S. Key and Raley. who had
Tie remains placed /. JIe vault on Saturday
Li-ut and tie funeral look p ace on Sunday.
ificr.l 5isFl-t 0E.. lr. EtU-uEtS. Ne~Srs.
Key, FaiCy, Ce-Ia.IcE acc k,1- were the
pail hsare-S.
NETTING % THE KEToCrAN ASsOCIA-
TIoN.-Ihe REGULAR annual meeting OF the
ministers anI elders or the EefoCtnn ASso-
citation ~ TIE regular cOiG-ed BaptiStS was
held Yesterday at the White oak BAPTIST
church. on Samson street. between Tith and
1Sth streets northwest Rev. Fielding Rob
'TtSon presided. with Rev. Jesse Lee acting
- clerk, assisted ICY a bert howell After
feac1ng number o. letters frOlg churches
an, lfs'i saett1c routine business, the asso-
CiaUOl adjourned
fATESTs TO WAsHTSGToSTASs-H L.
= t'tent Cllce has just IsSued patel.ts 20
ihs iplicMlhs residents 81 the District az Co
iufaDla; To H. II Clark steel glass enters.
Seth y. Manson. wagon JACKS IOI,g1 Coz, N
railroad rtill- Joint fasteninss: w q Meet;
Improvement IN fare boxes; Samucl Stro.s
ssslenOT ~ half 10 r. c. IngerSol. irnnroH,s'
rnent IN brick pavement, ]. r Reilly yvnrn1-
arg apTai2tGs, ". b Douglas 4 Co, trade
marx medicine.
SUCCESSFUL WAsHINGToNIANS AT THE
BALTIMORE SCHUETZESFEST.-G est erSiay
the prizes won al the park Of the Baltimore
Target Rihe-ShOoting Company, held az
their park. BelaiT road, on Monday and
Tuesday, were awarded. Hu X. Heunsch
Cf this city. took the first prize for the ring
target, he having made lN r1ngs. and l.
Boyer, of this city, the twelfth. = rings. At
The bulls eye target MI. HeuDsch took the
sixth and MI. Beyer the fifteenth.
CRUELTY PUSISHED.-Sesterday, Officer
hardwood arrested Henry Stevenson, col
cred, for cruelty heating a horse and knock
M ~ is avs wi hsaf ~