Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

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papers In advance Of the mails.
Street lamps will be lighted at p. m,
and exiinsuished al a IN.
A. II Jevisee, OF Louisiana. was admitted
to the bar of the supreme Court We Jterday
The Carroll Institute Literary Society re-
Sumes its weekly meetings tomorrow even
The sermon on the seventh commandment
delivered by Rev. DIR. Wills, in Lincoln ha !,
last Inauguration day, is for sale at the book
Daniel r. Clarke, esq, has b. IN elected
president OF the National Bank OF the Re-
public, IN place OF Mr.. FifZhugh Coyle de-
ceRs~d. This Is an admirable SELECTION.
DR.. +. Nj. Galiaudet, president Of the col
leEe for the deaf and dumb, having re guCi
The pres debcy OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. q rceeting will be held Friday
evening 10 FIJI the vacancy.
The President has parcOned Morris Con-
ners, who w6s convicted Of larceny in the
CTtTninal Court Of This District. and SEN
tened In May lasl to two years and six
mOIihs' imprisonment N tie Albany penl-
1entiary.
Alta meeting Of ire cirectcrs of the Child
Ien's Hospital last night, the president,
samuel '. Niles, announced the death OF
their associate Mr. FifZhuCh COyfe.and after
eulCgistiC remarks. suitable resolutions OF
Tespoet 20 The memory Of the deceased were
adopted.
BARLEY. Of ibis CITY, and Mr. Frank Bar
naTu, formerly Of This city. but now en-
Pioy ed in tie New York custom house, were
GenCe Of the brides father. corner 18th and l.
streets orthWesr. The happy pair wiz pro-
coed TO New York Ia morrow.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS At the third
annual me- ting Of tue Jefi srsou Co-OpeTa-
tive bulidiE Z association last light, the an
Dnal IeToTt was reed; showing receipts
Si5o,5o7.5e. Including dues or stock, S43,-
$500 return Of advances, 81 eli s.; premi-
Oms, S1Z ,125.7S fines, ~ $500; settlement ed-
van es, $50 so 03); Disbursements, s153 .563 80;
tlnciuoing advances, S94,I REDEEM rtion of
stock, SO, 1Gy1S: interest on stock redeemed,
S4.Ef3-25;l asSetS-dues from advances on
HIS shares, S1c2o 51G3; arrears on stock,
fines. &C, 81 ,G4l9j; notes secured upon real
estate sold, -, $3.50, real estate, 80 9t5; Oal-
ance II the hands of the treasure, S3352S-
81. 1916; less advance payments on dues,
s1,O65 tOtsl, Sl1G. li4.I6. Number Of shares
originally Z, SCI; advanced upon, III s: num-
Der OF shares not advanced upOn, !, 12lS.
Actual cash value OF each share of stock,
SlS 60. The following officers were elected:
James Frazer, president; ThOs. L. Peniclxs
vice president; John JOY Edison. secretary;
Shas. - Bailey, Ire9sure ID. Free, III. H.
Lemon, Il. +. Fuller, Andrew Glass, j. III.
saville and y. T. Longley, directors.
a SOLDIERS HEAD CUr-A fight occurred
Last night in lager beer saloon on Penn
hy wanna avenue, near 10Th street, kept by
one Baier, between a number of soldiers
nom the arsenal and some drunken roughs
and the barkCeper had the crowd put out on
Tie street, where the fight was renewed, and
during the melee soldier named Martin
Glare was badly cut across the side of his
head, by an Italian named Joseph GilIotti
Sergeant HOliinbeTger and officers Harlow
and DAILY arrested three Of the SOldiers-Nar-
tin Clare, Pat. McGinniEs and John Camp
Dell elliott escaped, and when arrested
later IN the night was found by Officers Har-
low and DAILY snugly euscOuCed in bec. in
The garnet OF The same drinking house where
The fight occurred They were all taken 10
The tfrh preC' net station house, where DR.
walter was called 10 dress the wounds.
campbell and MCGiLEiss. AT The Police Court
tHls II aiUg, were each tGsd - for q iSOr-
derry conduct. elliott was aTrafgne1 for
assault and battery with intent to XIII Clare
and committed for tie action Of the grand
jury.