Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-13
Condensed Locals


festival.
Condensed Locals.
From j. G. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails.
tSergeant Guy yesterday took in charge small
deaf white boy named JOHNNY Wade who was
put of the southern train. bound for Richmond
Va. where he belongs. He SAYS a gentleman
took him from Richmond to Philadelphia some
three weeks ago and left him on the stree.
He had succeeded in stealing rides back 20 this
city on his return. Lieutenant Vernon Seat
him to Richmond last night
Last evening Officer Woodruff brought The
body of white male infant To the eighth pre-
cinct station, which was found nearthe mouth
OF the Eastern branch, OH the west side of the
channel.
The remains of the late DR.. Henry A. Dun
caDsOn- whose death at Los cruces, Mexico
January 18th. was noticed in THE STAR. ar
rived in this city yesterday, and the funeral
Will take place tomorrow from the Church of
the Ascension. He was ut the time of his death
assistant surgeon in the army. Gen. Pope
gave directions to Lieut.. Clark 10 take charge
of the remains and forward them here to his
brother. Mr.. ChaS. c. DuncanSOn. In his sick
ness the deceased was attended by Mr.. j. II.
MagrUder, OF Georgetown. ID. e..
The annual election Of officers of the First
Mutual Joint Stock Company took place last
evening on Capitol Hill. and resulted in the re
election OF j i. SimOntOn. president: ThOS H.
Hardin. vice president: John Mawdsley, treas
urer: James I. Hardin, secretary F. MaIo-
aey, George +. Hardin and j. I. Jennings,
jos. ShilingtOn sends DPmOreSt'S what to
Wear and How TO Make It. and The Illus
trated Portfolio of Fashions for the spring
and summer OF 1873.
An inquiry having been made by the COM
miS>iUneTS of the FTeedmen'S Savings and
Trust Company for the amount of the iudg-
mentS found in the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict in favor of the bank. the clerk of the
court has just completed a list showing that
there are lI6 Judgments and y DEGREES,
amounting To so rs. There have been cases
involving over $4,000 dismissed by the COM
mISSlOnerS.
Al abandoned white female infant about
four months old was taken to the sanitary
office this morning by Officer Roadway. who
found it in the custody OF Il poor old COlOrrd
woman in the county, where it had been left
by It's unknown mother. 1t was sent TO 81.
AIMS infant asylum.
In the exhibit of the public schools of this
District at the Paris exposition will be photo
graphic views of the principal public school
buildings. Among these are three large pho
togTaphS OF the Lincoln, Sumner, and John
+. Cook cOlOred school buildings. which not
only give correct views of those structures and
their surroundings, but at the suggestion OF
Trustee Henry Johnson include groups OF the
pupils III front of each. giving the pictures a
very animated appearance.
TIE VINE GROWERS met last night. DR.. H.
N Howard III the chair, and Mr.. j. c. Rock
secretary. Judge I. b. Bryan made an ad-
dress encouraging the undertaking, and ia
vOTed any movement tending to induce sur
Plus labor from cities to the rural districts.
Hon. Mr.. Aiken, of South Carolina assured
the meeting that any committee TO be sent
south would meet with the heartiess welcome
He showed samples of fruits. &c, grown in his
state. Governor Vance, OF North Carolina,
gave an Interesting account of the natural re-
sources of his state. They had no money but
corn Is plenty, and they would welcome honest
Immigrants. \ resolution submitted by Gen
SmOlenski was adopted for the appointment of
committee of five to distribute the bylaws
and constitution, and solicit subscriptions and
Stock Stock Me ISIS BhnkhOrn, Smolenski, Oertey,
Bliss and Heaney We're appointed \ resOlil-
ton was adopted TO send committee of three
to proceed tO the states of Virginia, North
Carolina, and South Carolina To inquire into
the soil. climate and facilities for immigra-
ton. This last consisted of MeSsrS. Howard
SmOienSkI. and Oertley. Addresses OF en-
s so cement We're made by, Captain Richard.
son, OF SOHth Carolina; Major Malone, OF
North Carolina, and DR.. Howard.
THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE OF THE NJ. f.
CHURCH SOUTH, in Baltimore, resumed the
passage OF characters yesterday. The relation
of Rev. ,. ). ROSSel was changed from effectiy
to supernumerary. The relation of J. 2. Hal
Supernumerary, was continued. Rev. Dr. s
h. Cox chairman OF the publication COM
mlttee, submitted a report stating that tn
publication house IS still embarrassed with
pressing debts and the committee invoked i'm
Ifs behalf the liberal support of the member
ship: The election OF delegates to the General
conference, which meets at Atlanta, Ga, in
May, was concluded. The remaining delegates
elected We're Rev. 7. A. WhiSner and Rev. s.
8 ROssell; Alternate clerical delegates: E.
r; BuSey, j: ;. Gardner and NJ. Head. Alter
ndIt ut!tEdleS: JOlln w. watson, j. b. wilson,
,. b, Williams and l.. NJ. Wilson.
THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE Dr. CORNE-
IIUS BOYLE took place this morning from st.
PatrickS church, and was attended by an in
menSe cOncOurSe OF citizens, including nearly
the entire medical fraternity of the District
The body was placed in an elegant silver
mounted caSket. on which We're number of
horal ornaments. The services, which were
very impressive, were conducted by Rev
Father keane, who paid feeling tribute to
,Ibe pfmory OF the deceased; The pail bearers
w. u WV
were DIS. LOWnSelIu, amer, Lincoln.
Young and Mackall, Col. Wright RiNAS, X. X.
Elliot and +. +. White, and the interment took
place at GlenwOOd.
MR. HFRNDOS NORsEII the fayorite voung