Evening star., 1877-11-07

VI.
SPECTATORS lined each side of the large plaza,
all apr arenily much interested in the sight
TIE five steam fire engines, five hose car
Tiages ard one truck, all The apparatus
which Is manned, rendeZvouSed at No. 3 en-
gre house, conner of Delaware avenue and
& street northeast. The line of procession
was formed there at O'Clock, ana proCe led
by the Marine band, the force marched To
the Capitol grounds. The apparatus was
9TaPCd IN flowers and all in excellent order.
snd tie men an1 horses were in good condi-
ton al q never looked better. The men We're
in Lew uniforms Chief Engineer Cronin
was in The lead, and directed the evOlutiOns
or the companies in passing the Capitol.
The Marine bard was early upon the ground
and discOursed music during the review.
The District tIComn1issioners, with the COM
missicners of the fire department as guides,
personally made examination of each piece
Of apparatus, the changes made during the
The Con missioners expressed themselves
highly gratified. The review was closed by
fast tTot OF all the force around the great
circle which surrounds the Capitol. Gov.
Gen. w. H. Browne; Chief Engineer PEN
wick, Of the Baltimore department.: aud
Fire Commissioners Register, Ives aud
Cameron, OF that city, were present.
DETrs IN FEE have been issued as fol-
lows:-J: T Given and b. F. Morsell. trus-
ii. G. W. Bnshee to c. B. Pearson, ar $500,
part los y ana 10. square 3C2: Mary Barnes
10 bar baIa BrOWn, s., lot SO, sub. OF part
square 1902. r. Rothwell, trustee, to A.
Coyle, Ss93, lot 81, square 93i. j. a. Fulton
TO A. j. Keller, 81 200, lot 5, square north OF
"a. Henry 7. Wiswall to j. j. Albright,
2,CO0, lots 4 and 8, block ?, in lie Droit Park.
j. q. Waters 10 Eugene Carusi, trustee,
Si,15, part 4, square All. Edwin Knowles 10
j. W. Frey, $500, Part ., square 16. ]. r.
EdsOn ct al trustees, to Rose Clark, i,l20,
lot -, square 1871. Henry Croggon To John
Kelly, q, zoo, lot 10, square 2Os j q. Waters
10 Mollie u. Barrett, st, ,10O, part 80. sub.
squsre SIS. James Nermillion to g. V.
kerper, ss2s 90, part 1, square I6s.
The we'll known restaurateur, l.. Faber,
has effected arrangements to open the ''paiais
hoyale Restaurant" (located In the base
ment OF the Shepherd building, corner OF 18th
sleet and Pennsylvania avenue } for public
patronage To- morTow. IL is the intention oi
ne aooVe-named gentleman to ms ke every
Innine pertaining 10 IL of first-class order.
,. hsttiee eaiilng there will be sure To ind the
Dtst an Porteu peers on draught besides fine
imported wines, liquors and cigars. Special
Sitenilon VIII be paid by Mr. F. to the dining
department.. Fresh oysters I'm every CON-
celVaole style. as well as ali the delicacias
the market affords, will always he fonnd
there-lNh. Rep Nou.7.
SCHILIsR's BIRrHpAY.-The WASHING
ton Sehillerbund will celebrate the 1iSIb
anniversary OF Schiller's birthday at tho
TeS idepce of Dir. Justice Miller Satur av
eyenir z, with readings, recitations and mn.
sic. The Schillerbund, made up OF the best
elt ments of Washington society, has con-
tribnted so much TO the social and intelIec-
tral enjoyment Of those privileged to attend
its reunions, that IL II pleasant TO know that
II is again In the Geld for the season.