Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-11

NlcnOldh Hdicen- construct brick stable, 81
- street. between Nj and y streets southwest:
S1h Patrick Cleary, alter house, G street,
between Delaware avenue and North CapitOi
street; 500. Charles Hartung, build she'd, 18th
and Fl streets northeast: $40. w. III. Lacey
repair frame house, No. 9J + street southwest:
SD Mrs. ii. Faley. repair a frame dwelling
449 washington between 18th and 9TH streets
northwest: so.
THE TEMPERANcE MovENEST.-The new
hali oil The Franklin Temperance Legion, cor
her OF hth and streets. was formally opened
10 the public Saturday night The attendance
was made up principally OF Journalists print
erS and bOOkbinderS. with their families Adj
dresses were made by Hon. I. W Ferry. Rev.
j Mchendree Riley. OF Baltimore, and ChaS.
Nye. Excellent vocal music was rendered by
SilNseS weaver, Smith and Allen, and MeSsrS.
stevens, Moves, Fennel, Offley and others
MISS Addle PTosPeri presided at the piano.
large and spirited meeting of the Dash
Always was held last night at Lincoln Hall
Rev. {. W. DenniSOn opened with PRAYER and
SINGING followed by the Dashaway choir. Adj
ward Humphreys Frank Reside Richard
Haze, "1 Georgetown. Charles Nye, DIR. +. T.
Howe, Bud EgglestOn, and .'Jere" Williams.
CHARLEY Nye made one of his most effective
speeches, and good solos were rendered by
hopkins. pWardS of one hundred persons
signed tne pledge, among them some Old sOakS.
Inc chiIdFenS temperance meeting at the
congregational church yesterday afternoon
was largely attended. Dr. Rankin presided.
ana speeches were made by Mi BirSell, MI
StlSh and MIS-. Georgia Partridge.
The last OF the series OF Congressional Tenn
peramce meetings, held last evening At DR.
Snester church. Capitol Hill, was well atten-
Ied ana deeply interesting. There were deyO-
Ilonal exercises by the pastor and Prof Mead of
AndoEer, NJ lass, and addresses by the vice DreSi
Dent, Hon. l.. w. BallOu of RI. the secretary.
III tnlcktflng, and Representatives Vance of
NJ, Gardner OF Ohio, and Ellsworth of Mich,
BON The moral and practical aspects of The
SUBJECT were elOIuently presented, and it was
me general verdict that this ancient and
hOnOraOle' association still vindicates its right
10 oe among he aggressive movements.
large and successful meeting of the Wash
ingtOh CHRISTIAN Temperance Union was held
last evening al the same church, cOaducted bv
The pastor. DE- Rankin. Gen. O. o. Howard
gave an interesting account of the temDeranca
movement in Oregon. He was followed nv
MesslS. Dewey and NermilliOn and the Misses
fiafTty rendered some appropriate music
A large and spirited meeting of the Wash
mston Temperance Reform Club was held last
evening at Temperance Temple on 9th street
conducted By Mr. j. C. Wall Addresses s' We're
made by ). b. Dunning, Judge Mills JIG Lee
of South Carolina, A. S. Richards, James lar
the pledge. ~"
'front.' OF the City Hall yesterday afternoon.
Among the speakers were John c. Hardness.
esH H. hey H ;. Kramer and Charley Nye.
ence yesterday afternoon at the corner of 7th
street and Pennsylvania ave.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows.-
;; 4. Young to L. Miller, $500, part of Long
Meadows: Dorsey Clagett ct al. to j. L. Bar
.NAf = NUS ~ To IL - 10 ~, 04. 10 I'd and
a. 10 IU2, square 30 same to q. w. Corcoran.
5, lots 10 To 49, - 26, IS to 10. IS to Is - to
~, and 100 TO III square 81; same to w. 1T.
50, - 10 u, % to - and l03 to los. s1uare 23S.
same TO j. w. BOteler, 8. lots to II, go. IS
10 81 81 to s., % TO IS, and 81 to 60 square 81
w d. CaSsin ct al, trustees, to III. X, HYATT
$685., lot AS, and part lots lSS and $50 BeaITS
ADDITION to Georgetown: +. Douglass TO Y. l.,
p0nSIasS, sl63 lot - section S. /" Barry Farm >
=. III. Mock to X. Ii. Ryan. 5000. lots s and Is
square 6t;; \. JOY to g. Nj. Winters, s,2I IHI ,
square as. '--'' ''' -
THE LANCASTER SALE-A Word fro,o y
ttOrsem9n.-EDIToR STAR: The horse sale of
Inc late MI Lancaster was well attended bv
spirited, as you stated: but the horses thai
were most wanted here were retained and nat
a,ioTed 10 go TO Portsmouth or anywhere else.
MI. LancaSters fayOrite SoFrel driving horse
MAS purchased by his brother and his faynrite
stallion Richmond Junior" a dark iron
grey years old. full 10 hands high noted for
his beauty, style, speed, and fine Dedigrap
was bought by Mr.. p. Sullivan, OF South Wash,
1nston, who intends TO keep him here.
HoRsEMAN.
b II. WARNER, auetioner, will sell for j. T.
oyer iSs trustees sn on Wednesday, March 18th,
io.o, II 4:1u o clock p. H. those two beautiful
lots OF ground on the north side of X Street.
between vermont avenue and 18th street on
zach by depfS Of m Fsst fronting q feet
considered among the most desirable i'm the
city Tor 1rSt-claSs residences.
HE new dry goods store. Beautiful dress
goods, part silk and WOOL Is cents black silks
excellent quality, satin finish. only sl25-this
- special bargain; excellent ealicO,4k cents:
new York Mills sheeting cotton, the widest
t anu pest made, very cheap: ne-yarl wide
ngnred cambria. only . cents, worth II cents
SSr III Carriers III Market Space
AngnSfnSS LICENSES have been issued TO
i eine POLK e. :, RMHiell, Of New York and Made
May Bowie; John M. Sanfor mda" nn p ana
and Ksibrin george s1Ig Draeger, of Philadelphia.
III, 5OtF BOYS may be clad good and comfor+
AMY, al prices within the range of the smaI9ast
POCKET book az the Boys Clothing Hnnsa os
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