Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

0ter.-The regular meetings OF the ITALIAN
Quo We're resumed last evening, at IA Sd
street. Election OF officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: President. Chas.
Warren; yice-presldent, JAS. E. Hdngs; Sec
retary |: kimba'l, IT,; treasurer, Jno. Il. Gis
bun he. The project which las been CT some
me under discussion and inquiry u mem
be>s Of the club, looking TO the erection CT
new dramatic temple and Opera House, as
committee consisting of Messrs. W. c. Muir
d0Ch, Jno. TWeedale. | Kimbal, ir., LII. X
Willard and |. Il; Gisburne, to devise means
and push forward that enterprise in which it
was also decided 10 invite the corporations OF
the Shakespeare Club. A full attendance OF
members was present. and committees We're
appointed to provide Tor the better welfare
and advancement of the organization during
the comILg season.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs-Att the fourth an
nual meeting of the Jefferson Cooperative
Building Association last night, the report of
The secretary was read, showing the receipts
for the past year from stock, advances, pre-
miums, fines, notes. and other sources were
Sll3, Si2.S1; the disbursements for advances,
redemption OF stock. and general expenses.
slC9,9 i96S; leaving balance in the hands OF
shown to be Sill 047.39 OF the 2,507 original
shares subscribed there remain only 9l2 to be
Cancelled. The value OF each share OF stock is
elected James Frazer, president; Thomas B.
Penieks, vice pre-, lent; John Joy Edison, Sec
rotary; Chas. b. Bailey, treasurer; J. ID. Free,
u.
vile. w. H. Lemon, j. e. Judd, b. F. Fuller,
IL. Ii. Twombley, and Andrew Glass, direc-
tors.
TIE CENTRAL TEMPERANCE UNIoN held a
meeting at Lincoln Hall last night, q large
Great zeal and harmony prevailed. Rev. Dr.
Mason Noble was elected president: Hon. D.
p. Holloway, +. NJ. Bradley, VIM. Norton and
Alex. A. EaggleStOn, vice presidents; Charles
Z. Common and John Wilson, secretaries Wm
III. Norton, treasurer. A committee of five
was appointed 10 select places of meetings, of
which Frank Reside is the chairman. The
| ton, j. b. Dunning, G. w. Litchiield. 1t was
| decided TO hold the opening meeting at the
hStreeJ Presbyterian Church, Dr.. Noble
| pastor, on the 18th instant.
| BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS. - Pure
| wool blankets, s. 80; new and beautiful dress
goods, all prices from Is to 81 SO yard ladies'
and gentlemenS finest quality underwear
pure wool double width French cashmere, so
| the very best quality yard-Wide bed ticking,
| %; black alpaca, finest quality, %; black al.
| pac9, 10; Shetland shawls, grey, black, blue,
! cardinal and white. from $50 to s.. Carter's,
| III Market Space.-Adct.
| AN OFFICER KNOCKED DOwN.-Ahout 81
| o'clock last night, as Officer McRae was pass
| ing along 5 street, near the corner OF 18th, he
| noticed a crowd of rOughS on the opposite side
| IF the street, at ID. +. FeeleyS store. He was
| Immediately knocked down with stone. The
! parties, all of whom are unknown to him, fed
| Dr. b. B. Adams dressed his wounds.
ROMAN SCARF RINGS and cameo scarf pins.
| diamond earrings and rings to match, received
| at Prigg's this morning, No. 457 Pennsylvania
| avenue, near AZ street.-Adut.