Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-13
Ondensed LOcAls.

Ats recent meeting OF young men on AZ
street for the purpose OF organizing a mill
lAry company, Mr.. Z. I. Gloss was elected
The Long Bridge democrats made a large
oonfire last night In celebration OF their sue
eesees, on Maryland avenue, near the bridge,
which brought out the fire department.
At q recent meeting OF the stockholders OF
me Germania Fire Insurance Company ~
ihe District of Columbia the following bo1rd
OF trustees was elected for the ensuing year:
Louis Neuratb, Julius Scherr, William Ock-
ttadt, G. W. Sonnenschmidt, Elon Behrsnd
Louis Kurtz. John Scheuc.l, CT. A. Deuekss
and r. W. Rest. The new board has organ
lied by electing c. W. Sonnenschm midi preai-
dent; Louis Neurath. vice president; Louis
Kurt, treasurer; and A. X. Brown, secre-
tary.
TIE SAFE BURGLARY AGAIS-S1render
Of Richard H01Tfngtoa. "A telegram from
Harrington, who II is alleged was connected
with the safe burglary at Washington re-
turned TO this city yesterday and appc ared
bail In $4,000, for his appearance at the
present term OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. Harrington refuses 10
generally thought that he has not been out.
side OF this state since his disappearance.
Upon MS relesse ne left for Dover, where his
family resides"
lion about the court house TO day. The news
HarriDgton's friends, some OF whom nave
been for several months under the impress
sion That he would return to the city. 1t has
o Zee. wnisPered about that some months
Alexander II he would let up ON him Re
would make clean breast of bis connection
with the AFFAIR. 1t is said that Mr.. Harripg-
ton has FOR several months been in Canada,
and that since the trial here, which resulted
In verdict OF not guilty, he has determined
he ask trial nj his ie er OF sbs ,nnr saopH
take place, for there seems TO be an impress
sion that the government would prefer the
case to go over until the December term,
Attorney Wells states that as soon as he can
get ready he win call the case and press a
speedy trial.
THE MADISON BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
A meeting OF prominent citizens was held al
the Board OF Trade rooms last night, for the
purpose OF forming new building associa-
hon on the old plan. Mr.. John Cook was
elected temporary chairman, and Mr.. John
T. thompson acted as secretary. The chair
explained the object OF the meeting, and Mr..
ND. Larner moved that the constitution
or the Eureka building association be
adopted temporarily, subject TO after amend
ehristened by vote the Madison" after
which about 900 shares were subscribed.
some time was spent In nominating for
clared elected officers OF the Madison buiId-
1rg association: James L. Barbour, presi-
dent; c. c. Duncarson, vice president; ". ID.
Larner, treasurer; John E. Thompson, sec
Rotary; Messrs. Cook. W. p. Callan, c. w.
Ieouarcs, Frank Miller, E. II. Thompson,
W. II. Goods and NJ. 3. Gordon, directors.
You've MINIS HEBREW ASSOCIATION
a meeting was held at the synagogue OF the
washington Hebrew Congregation, on sth
free, ,sS near ], northwest, 1ast evening, for
brew Association, to afford educational
facilities TO the Hebrews OF the District. Mr.
n. Adler was called TO the chair and Rev.
MI. Noorsanger acted as secretary. There
were some nifty persons, among them Mr..
Simon Wolf, A. l.. Abrahams, Lewis Baar,
Jacob Boyer and Rev. l.. Stern. The ascot
lion was organized, and a board of nine d.
rectors chosen, whose duty 10 is to announce
~ me next meeting the result of the election
for officers, &c.
TEE HAYES AND wHrELER CAMPArGy
CLUB of the first legislative district met al
DOUGLASS ball, Wednesday evening, and res
olutions were adopted expressing indigna-
ton At 1.-THE tnhuman, uncivilIzed. unchrfs-
tian and damnable state of O. fairs which as
oeep per mitted to take root In the SOUTH"
declaring that the government should give
the freedmen immediate protection; sympsr
fhizipg with their outraged brethren; an
proving the course Of Gov. Chamberlain;
expressing confidence In the administration;
recognizing In Gen. Butler an able defender
OF neecom, and declaring that "his defeat
would De disgrace to Massachusetts,, as
wen rs comfort 70 the oanditti OF the south"
.AMUsEMEyrs.-Ndtioa 7heatr.-Mr. E.
Il: Rice, the composer OF the sparkling music
OF "Eyangeiine," will have q benefit to-
Dight, and will lead the orchestra in person
The engagement closes this week, and All
VINO have not seen this American comic
opers should take advantage OF these last
Fords Opera Hosse.-"The OctoroonD will
hold the boards here for the rest OF this week
MONDAY Inc German company, from Balti-
more, win begin an engagement.
1heateT Conttlue--The large crowds which
are nightly attracted here, attest the popu-
larity Of this play house.
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
PlovDan:-Academy Sacred Heart OF Mary,
building, south side Virginia avenue be-
tween Itn and eth streets southwest; $500.
A, Moore, two-story brick dwelling, west
side lltn, between and L streets northwe
$500. u. r. Adams, brick carriage house
nortn Side Il. between 18th and 1ith streets
nortnwest; 81 600: II. II. Warner, two two
story brick dwellings, west side l4th, be-
tween I and U streets northwest; a 400.
Bates yesterday afternoon. was attended by
large number friends of the deceased, in
Guiding many OF our Oldest citizens. The
remains were placed temporarily In the
vault Al Glenwood cemetery, whence they
may, probably, be removed 10 Rock Creek
Church. " here portion of the family were
lnie int durins the residence OF DR.. Frede-
s0mery county, Nd. nearly nfty years ago.
POLICE PROTECTION FOR CENTENNIAL
PILGRlMs.-Msjor Richards this morning
detailed an extra number OF policemen 10
attend the railroad stations and boat land
1pgs 10 protect visitors from the mob of
Motel and boarding house runners, and also
against pickpoc kets and thieves. This is q
good move.
RkAL ESTATE SALEs.-DuncQnson Bros
500 yesterday, for the owners, square south
OF square NO. Il containing ISL square feet
10 yonn Noopan, fer two cents per souare
ioot: also, lot ,, In square No. So Contain
Ipe l5sZs square feet, To same purcha ser for
one cent per square foot, subject to o tax of
CHANGE IN TINE Of the limited exprass
between Washi ngton, Baltimore Philad al
pnia and New York, now run by the Balu-
more and Ohio railroad.-On and after Non.
day next, October 10th, the limited express.
now run BY the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
VIII leave washiD gton ~ 40 .. m.
SENT TO JAIL Last night Sergeant Dfns-
more, Of the nfth precinct, arrested Q young
man named Hugh Touhy, charged with the
larceny Of r l. Flemipg's horse and buggy
On Wednesday last, and diapostng OF the
same He was committed for . hearing.
CRNrxNNIAL VISITORS In the city should
call NJ PrfgQ'g feWelYv fhoy ill And