Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-21


nation yesterday on the body OF Julia Smith,
who died suddenly at 1921 sth street northeast,
and gave certificate of burial
The complimentary benefit to Miss Annie
Lewis at the congregational church last night,
was a success. Her ShakeSpearian readings
were very fine, and SO were Mr.. Tweedales
readings the singing OF Miss Evan, Miss Mollie
Byrne and Mr.. Rockar, and the organ playing OF
Prof. Bischoff.
DEALERS IN CoRCoRAN MARKET and citizens
living in its vicinity held an adjourned meeting
last night, Mr. II. II. Wells, jr., presiding, with
Major PerIey as secretary. Mr.. Wells, chair
man OF the committee of 81, reported that the
committee had sent the appeal to Congress to
Hon. Casey Young, of Tennessee, but he had
not taken the requisite steps TO present the
matter to Congress; therefore, they had with
drawn the papers from him.
RECEIVED from the Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association of the District of Co.
lumbia the sum OF two thousand dollars (s2, 000),
being the amount due me In consequence of the
death OF my late husband, Frederick kroel
who held enc certificate of endowment from the
association for two thousand dollars 2.O001
LoTTIE a. kRoELL, 1901 O street NV.
Washington, ID. c., January s. 1880.
AN INTERESTING DECISION TO CREDITORS
Judge James, in the Equity Court, yesterday
delivered an opinion in the case of Canter and
the Central National bank and the Bank of
Washington, OF this city, against George 7.
Langley and wife. and the decision OF the court
sets aside settlement made by Langley upon
his wife In 1870 Langley settled a piece OF pro-
perry OH ~ street. between gJfl anu lUth
streets, worth about 81 900, on his wife. Subse-
quently his property elsewhere was sold under
deed OF trust, but it did not bring enough to pay
mis- Indebtedness. and bill was filed asking
that the settlement on the wife be declared
void and the property be sold. The court
granted the prayers of the bill.
AT A TEMPERANCE MEETING held last night BIZ
the Sons OF Jonadab, in GorSuch chapel, corner
OF ~ and streets, southwest, James Larcombe
was chosen chairman, L. X. Zook, secretary
and Professor Garland OIIr9niSt- The pSprciSpS
were opened with prayer by the pastor OF the
church, Rev. Mr.. starr and speeches were made
by MeSSrS. John W. Thompson, Guy Wines
James Lee, W. L. IVES ID. L. HopSon and the
chairman The meeting was very enthusiastic
sixty-four persons signed the Jonadab proba-
uonary pledge.
THE BUILDING ASSOCIATION DEFALcATIoN-
The announcement OF the defalcations of Mr.. S.
A. Terry, the secretary OF the Territorial Build
ing and Loan Association, was the OccaSionSof
much comment yesterday. AS usual in such
cases, there are people who now assert that they
had been suspicious that there was something
wrong with Terry for some time past. When
asked by one of the directors recently as to what
use he had made OF the money, he answered that
IL was 10 pay expenses In the prosecution OF
claims. There were some errors in the list OF
directors of the association published yesterday.
MIR. Walter Stewart not having been on the
board for is months.
SERIOUS STABBING CASE IN A BAR RooM.-W.
II. Payne, colored, entered the second precinct
station house on 9TH street road, last night and
stated that he had been stabbed in the abdo-
men. Dr.. B. B. Adams was called and dressed
the injury, which he pronounced serious. ii not
fatal Payne said he was cut in the liquor saloon
OF MCGEE, on 9TH street, but refused TO give the
name OF his aSsailant. He was taken to his
home, In an alley between 9TH and Sth and S and
Tstreets.
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rINASCE AMP POLITICAL EGoNoMY.-A large
jects can be found at Anglims Antiquarian
Book Store, 1924 F ST., Corcoran Building.
Tur Rrprp, AZ n,S.-DIcr =, ,,,r,o>,, 49,.
unadyertised meettnG of rennblicsns in the 16ir
fWaSt CaorSa o,rt disti.r IN III .nG oatu
Williams Was elected president. Arthur r.
Brown, vice president: James L. Turner Secre-
tary; Isaac Marshall, treasurer; Logan Williams,
James L. Turner ana Arthur Shepherd, dele
gates TO the central committee, and Francis H.
Herbert and Simon Phenix alternates.
Fourth district EAST Georgetown) republicans
have elected the following: c. F. Mosebv, presi-
traas,,ar 'skns secretary; william Cornell
~ na -. ", = " 10, s,iuei oolns anu
~ D'ei' "eiosalcs u VI. CenClu eoiiiLli'tee.
AFFAIRS on THE VIRGINIA SIDE.-Iast Satur-
day night horse was stolen from the stable of
Mr.. r. {. Payne, near Beaton and was tracked
I'm the direction OF jefferson Culpeper county
where the thief was oyertaken and captured
smith co.ored desperado we'll, It u1lle' ne WIS
people of BeaIfon and vicinity WAS IndSed in
iail in Warrenton Yesterday 6nite q co N
lest Is GOING an among tbe anni,oSn+S ,ar IL,
treasurershIp OF AIeX3ndria cduntv na aG Ila
can't nv the death M Mr. JafTarCon ar'u0 n Va
candidates for The noSition aSo haSeS; ne
Cant = r WindSor Payi y ~ ,JiHi eA. i,u 1'
" TeISeII Jndoc ia,oo: co vi: Ills anu t'So.
the apnojntmenf pevt Hondss% 9eei WI H Ia
femnersnce n'aefino 1vas baId ~ "a -, Elalge
Conk,s Church NnIdaT We nirbt IN hes; rietds
Charley We daliUerad On ia5n., al WHICH MI.
-'-e' -''0 -,e-eu .n auuIeaS'
A CHASGE.-PreparatOry to an entire chance
in the management and mode OF dot
o ,elr i.iei - stoch vi TX PUSHES,
rs NJ, -,S.'t,ins VII NC Sloseu w ~
,,;I- .os.s hue Ssis alus Can llow 70
:i.v, A,an 9oui 9cn VI lliiS oppoItultS. Nd
toildi SothihS company, 4uU I'm street L. W.,
cofhef u.
MARRIAGE IICFNsTS have heen isSuad IN Jobn
7. Tinney and Lueretia Lancaster; Henry De-
maine ana Mary wilson; Inomas Dorsey and
Amanda Murphy; Daniel l.. NJ RiXotto, OF Nor
folk, Va, and Ida SolomonS; Charles ID. Warder
and Cathar1ne w. Evans; Hermann ilahlemann
and Bette Peters; William Jliiet and Emily
Howard
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,;,,nnosS du - asnh o "a tne oNi US
stir aho,,t he sure voII are in for P1Io ~
tack, springing from more or less Disordered
Liver. DR.. Jayne's Sanative Pills win bring the
Liver to healthy condition, and speedily re-