Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-12

the Life, &c, OF Senator Norton will be de-
hvered at Lincoln Hall next Monday week.
TESTIMONIAL OF REsPECT.-At meeting of
the directors OF the Washington Market Com
pany, held at their Office April l1th, 1873 the
following. resolutions OF respect were unani-
m0uSIy adopted:
Whereas, Mr.. Thomas c. Connolly, a men,
Der OF the board OF directors of the Washing
ton Market Company, has been removed by
fore
Res9lred, That we, his associates, desire to
spread upon the records our appreciation of
the high character and moral worth of the de-
ceased: and that we tender to his bereaved
family our sympathy in their great affection.
ReS0tred, That the directors of the Wash
lngtOn Market Company realize, with regret
and sorrow, the great loss which this company
has experienced in the death of Mr.. FitZhugh
G0yle our Observation-Disclosures and director.
Ills UNIFORM courtesy, warm interest and con-
ndence In his associates, and his useful labOrS
Tor the company, merit our continued remem-
Olance ana our earnest cOmmendatiOn anu
we desire, by this resolution, to place them OF
record and to express them to his afflicted
family.
BENJAMIN d. WHITNEY, Secretary.
Washington, d. C., April II, 1878.
THE ARSENAL SHOOTING CASE. - In the
Donohue, the Waterman at the Arsenal, who
on Wednesday evening last shot boy named
James Adams. was called-DonOhue having
signed VIM. Boyd, H. D., No. los Virginia ave
nue. southwest saying: - From location and
character OF the wound am of opinion that
the patients life is endangered from possible
Inflammation OF the pericardum and other
organs in the immediate vicinity Mr.. Mil
at the Arsenal at the time, and what he did
was In the line of his duty. He suggested that
thefe was more danger in the attendance than
In the wound that the party signing the eerti-
hcate was not regular physician. 1t would
be advisable to have hearing as speedily as
possible. and if not, he would ask that bail be
hXed. The court declined to fix bail at this
time.
ATTACHMENTS AGAINST DISTRICT Con
TRACTORS.-Ihe Baltimore Gazette of this
morning mo mn says: A short time ago Judgments
IOf Sli,li5l1 We're confessed by VIM Hugh
Gallagher and Joseph and Henry Loane, in
FAVOR OF Albert j. Lishear, use of l.. G. Hine,
and yesterday attachments were issued from
the court OF common pleas for the amount of
Inc judgments. The parties attached were
Commissioners of the District owe them a
/ large amount OF money, and said they would
pay the amount of the judgments when they
received that said TO be due them.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:-
B: H. Warner to A. Evans $500, lot A, so. s.:
District of Columbia to w. L. Bramhall, s..
lot 2 So. l,034 and sl453, lot l. same square s.
e; Magrnder to NJ. Menke, 5000, lots ID, II and
5000, part Is, So. S2l E. A. McIntire to NJ. j.
warner, 8, part q, So. 205: j. L. HOyle to
Joseph Gawler, $3.50 lot 10 So 10: Leopold
O1enstein to John Ofenstein, s., 500, lots IL to
A. So. 9t3
,INsTALLAT1oN OF OFFICERs.-Pioneer Coun-
ell ell, No: 1 Sens of Jonadab, has installed the
e Humphrey, VIC; Thomas L. Miller
~ Mis Softd Rs ch G5sres Brown Nrs WIam
Reside, A.G.; Isaiah E. W. Thompson, Nv:
John w. Hay Hayes qW; Seward s. Beach or
BLACK CAsHMEREs, black cashmeres, black
sais CASH all pure wool very fine quality
is speea bsrsa
81 and I5c.; excellent quality, 81 and our
b t silk at sl.25 is very great bargain.
BACK BACK cashmere, double fold, 25c.; excellent
dress goods from 15c. to $3.50 Carriers, III
Market Space.-Adr.
SALE OF A FINE RESIDENCE evidence
tnat real estate in Washington is not entirely
SIagnant, We mention the fact that Mr.. j. E.
T Tn, mas recently sold his fine residence on
Vermont avenue, near the M-street circle, to
MIS-. senator Grimes, of Iowa. The price paid
LAMB AND MINT SAUcE.-Mr. .Jobn r Kal
ley announces that he will have tomorrow a
large lar supply OF South Down Spring Lambs at
ae6, 2OS \. l.. markets. These are from the eel
ebrated stock owned by Mr.. NJ. c. Richard.
son, OF Fauquier county, Va.
OF all the latest designs, prices from II, 15 Is
~, - cents: allwOOl black eaShmereS, full dou-
bic width, 50 cents black silk, 65, Is, IS, S7c
II, sl..5, Sl.JI; summer silks; caSSimereS for
men and boys, 25, 30, 81, soc. lTowson's cheap
dry goods store, PENNSYLVANIA ayenue.-AdU.
fore buying, you examine the most complete
stock of youths, boys and children's clothing,