Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

FcyI5d5y Ci51ct.-Old Folks Concert.
on oJi s SfJetfs.- BsTnum's Mammoth
Show.
Condensed Locals.
FROM j. &. Parker we have the New York
papers IN advance or the mails.
The Court In General Term tO-day mad no
luoTU M and adjourned To Monday.
AT the annual meeting OF the American
Missionary Association, at Syracuse, n. Y,
yesterday, number OF valuable papers
were read, intending a report ou education
m the south, by Rev. Dr. Rankln, OF this
city.
Yesterday worknen under the direction OF
Mr.. VIM Saunders. Of The agricultural de-
IaTimeIt. commenced work In the southern
ihe lakt mere Ihf e grounds under the
EuYeIv.s ION Of Mr. Saunders. hav, become
fsnoUs for iheiI dEe display 81 flowers
Medical Sanitary Inspector V ~. Stewart.
Of the ROsrd q Health. who was suspended
from duty by The bealth officer Oh the PSI
~ start on account OF an ARRAY with an EN-
Iloye 81 ;sSt once. Wa promptly reiuStatel
n W s"il.e Gtl aIIer NE circumstances OF
The case had been inquired INTO.
The annual convention Of thc Y. ". c.
AAkttt8Lit Is q MSI - land and The District
% Columbia net 80 day a. Annapolis. The
GEE gale frfU Tbs q y are MeeSTS. r. IT.
smit1. o. r. Pres tIcy. i. =. Carpenter, A. <
Pretf. & n Clark. Alfred Wood, Warren
lEoaIe, : G. Holland, J. -. COoHbs aud x.
Il. ) EaitUler.
Tie president ard secretary Of the Board Of
Fire Comm! siOuers yesterday went - Bal
timo1e and prt.er!ed to Chief Engineer
HeruICE, ON behalf OF the baltimore fire de-
paTt4I mt, q sSTies or resolutions. hauiSONe-
ly framed and tHErCs ed. expressive OF the
apHTt citation Of tie IistTic; fire department
for sId rendered by the Baltimore depart
melt during tEe Patent Office IRE -Four
famed Photographic views of the Patent Or
nee SITTER Tie IKE accompany the resolutions.
-
RIAL ESTATE SALEs-Thomse Bowling
has recently sold ibe following properly for
r. h Elliott. trustee. Part Tot ia square
$40; improved by a three story brick. To Jas.
l. Barbour, for -t3o0; for same trustee. lot
"a in Gilbert & Aliens subdivision of square
5I5, improved b. . handsome residence. 10
Geo. ". StlCkDey. for - COO; lot II in square
%, iInrTovSd 6y a three->iory frame dwell
Cock. trustee, lots and ? In squire I eco 10
commissioners Of the FreeGmen's Bank, for
Si23-l4i for same trustee, lot 81 in recorded
subdivis ion of original lot 50 in SQUARE III,
To James Il. WOrmley, esq, for Sl.525, for
same trustee, lot III George W. Linville's
subdivision OF original lot . in square 125.
and improvements, 10 commissioners Of
FIeedmen'S Bank. for -. 40. For Joseph G..
Pearson and Charles f. Fraser, trustees, lot
No. in section OF 8. i. Browns Subdi-
vision OF Mt. Pleasant. To Jackson Buildiug
Association, for $3.50. For Elizabeth ].
Fuiialove, eXecutrix. part of lot : in square
3.n, and Improvements, 10 r. X. McBee, for
SI255.
GeOTge TruesdelI, real estate broker and
auetiOEeer, sold through VIM. NJ. Smith,
salesman, Tor James z. Fitch and Warren
q Stone, trustees. part of lot - in square
10. fronting - feet on Il street, 10 Chas.
L - L
tiss ard William r. MatfirgIy. trustees. par,
of lot ~ IN square 211. fronting p GS-1GO feet
on Rhode Island avenue, TO u. Skutsch. for
50 ,, subject 10 special Improvement tax anu
prior enCUmbTance Of ~ 400.
j. 7. CO.dwell sold at auction, for James l.
Barbour ard WIN. H. Ward. trustees, subdi-
vision lot ., so uS re- ji, fronting ON Louisiana
avenue end 4 street, between o n and 1tu
streets northwest. improv ed by the Seaton
House. 10 Mrs. EdmOnia Semfnes, for her
self ard infant FOD, for So O10. Also, for
VIM. r. Mat'ingly CT al, trustees. parts of
lots !, 5, @, :, 2, and ., division square az
improved by four two-siory frame dwell
luEs, on eth street, between " and BOULG-
airy streets, 10 $. r Austin, AZ $1,000 each.
TRADES MEETINGS LAST NIGHT-Tdi-ors'
tH5,H The trUrleymen TailDrS' Union held
a meeting last evening, and the committee
appointed Ia wait Ou the employing Tsflrrs
q tie Dis;.ic, Tor Ire purpose OF obtaining
I'm Of prices reported that the following
rlms Rad signed 4. Ssks G Co, G.. Hen
~ 8 Co, j. W. wade L. F. Valentine, L
Ret Ter ard \. Van Doren. and the prospects
Tor SSCUr.IE more were favorable.
hTT~i tfEsTi JHiOH. The BIieklayers held
In.sl'Eg iast evening, and organized perma-
nfTily b. eiectirg HE following Oliictrs. j.
j joy &c. president; j. W Reynolds. vice
IreSldeEt. J. D. BGLtZ, recording secretary;
Josef Armand. financial secretary: Walter
n. 10 tsOn. treasurer. and James Ryan. ser
eeatt-at-3Tns. J. ID. BOniZ vas also directed
TO act as corresponding secretary. j. ".
ReyI Olcs, Charles Davis ami A. G. Smith
Were sPpOiHted committee TO revise The DAD
constitution.
The BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE
met last night, and n petition was read from
residents OF the county protesting against the
aoaccornent Of the sub-stat'on az Bright
wood. \ communication was read from
residents in the ne!ghh0rhOOd Of Lycerm
hail. on r street, near l2fh. cOmpla iuiug that
u had become an intOlerable nuisance from
he low character OF the entertainments
given there, and asking that IL be abolished;
referred 10 The District Commissioners. and
ordered That 10 more permits be issued f,r
titertalpmerts at hat place form Of
contract made with I. +. Frana for the
transportation OF prisoners TO The Police
Court 10Y 81 Per month, was referred for re-
vision. The contract for doing the washing
OF all the sheets, towels and pillow cases OF
each station was awarded 10 COrdelia Boston
al = cents rSr tczer pieces.
BASE PAIL.-Yesjerjay at moon the
GICisLtOIs = visited GEORGETOWN ana PLAYED
their return game with TIE COLLEGE nine de.
feating mem by score o. : to-. 80. Yes
Ter ay afternoon 2 same tcOE place on tls
olympic grounds between a niue from the
employees Of the PGtJU. Office and one uitkei
fr"il clerks or patent attorneys. The latter
EIovtd ire v;c,CES By q score u 9 10 ). Gee.
The MAI Ona Is 3: q the Eagles play to- morrow
afternoon for the beucdt of cannon. the
PiteEero Tie Ma EQUALS y i'm BarnOn pitcher
end Fer ny catcher for the Eagles. aud with
crow pitcher and TIOtt catcher for the Ma
toEals.
The WAsHISGTON MISSION ANNUAL
tONf = y t'-it.tsf y received letter
nOUuciIg that Bishop Niles was seriously IN
ard pT6ye was offered for his restoration.
Rev. Jacob Mitchell was elected chairman.
and overs Dawson permanent secretary.
Committees were announced as follows:
Ten perance-Rev. Samuel G.. Keyes, y. See
yensOu, J. Reed Sabbath SchCCls-Rev.
VIM. h. Williams, VIM. II. Young. ]. II.
WiEes- Stafistics-C. ii. Maddox. Educa-
tiOn-Wm. III. Young, J. NJ. Mitchell, 3.
Holmes Church PTOperty-Pastors OF the
churches.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT. This
moaning, about O'Clock. pavI1 COunOrs, a
iahorer employed az the Reform school
while on his way 70 that Institution was run
over y q freight train containing B4rnum's
circus. one leg was nearly cut off above the
ankle. and The other so badly smashed that
ampUisuOR viii he ncetS Sary. He WAS re-
moved 10 the Providence hospital. MIR. Com
rCrs Is "A widOWeT, about 20 years Old AMI
Eas four children depending on him FOR sun
tort. P
NARROW ESCAPE OF "MAZEPPA" Ann
GHE L TAHED FIERY STEED.-During fge
PeTiOTTnaEceO =. Aazeppa' a. tire opera house
last evening, while the ira rel horse viii