Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-18

celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage.
Father Cahil, formerly of Georgetown Col
iege, has been appointed vice president of LOyOla
College, in Baltimore.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows
Charles ID. Gilmore to Charles Kennedy, so.
north of So. 1926 and SO. sos; $1,000. C. NJ
tGreenfeld to j. r. Condor, part l. So 952; 8.
John NJ. Murray to John OCOnner, lot A. sub
%, so. So; S35. Michael Carey to Margaret Ca
rrey ct al. right title and interest of Mary Ca
srey; s..
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ed
sward c. Hoover and Mary Geneva McCubbin;
Richard Shorter and Susie Wilson; Lambert T.
Follansbee and Bessie Tucker: Joseph w. Fox
and Matilda Galley; DR.. Robert II. Power. of
York county. Pa, and DOrOthea b. French; Geo.
Washington and Mary Allison. both of Prince
Georges county. Md; John Murphy and Ada
Hise Wines, both OF Owensburg, Ky.
STABBED IN THE BACK.-AbOut $50 o'clock
this morning Officer Herbert took to the fifth
precinct station-house a cOlOred man named
Robert Turner. who had been stabbed i'm the
back by another cOlOred man named James
Noble Jenkins on ID, near 18th street yesterday
evening Dr. Parsons, of the Emergency hos
Fpital. dressed the wound and said it was not
Sserl0us. Jenkins was arrested by Officer Her.
bert and locked up to answer.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town Drove Yards, on the Metropolitan Branch
b. and D. X. R., three miles from the city, Lewis
ID. Means. prOprietOr.-Tuesday. 10 head of
cattle were offered, and all sold to butchers at
4a511 cents per pound. 200 sheep and lambs up:
ofthese all We're sold. as folowsSheep. 3a4s cents
Per pound: lambs ,43Sa54 cents. Cows and calves
brought S25aS4o. The state of the market was
dull.
At Drovers Rest the cattle sales Tuesday IRE
ported by l.. f. Tavenner.) were as follows:
-hsct I/a 20 3/o
good. 43lc- to 514c.; medium fair &c. to 4Lc;
tnin steers. oxen and cows. Sc. to SIC. $40
sheen andlambs-lambs. &c. to 61Ic.; sheep 8 to
&C. 10 cows and calves. SO to S45.
The STAMP-BALLOCH CAsE.-H. wF.V. Stamp
yesterday, in the case brought against George
W. Bailoch filed "A supplemental bill PRAYING
That Martha j. Balloch be made party defend
ant, and that she. her agents etc. NAV be re-
strained from negotiating. assigning. transfer
ring or otherwise dsposing of the 100 shares of
stock Of the American Palm Pulp and Paper
company Justice Wylie granted restraining
order. and fixed the hearing for the first Tuesday
In September.
The CLUB House AT THE FAIR GporNps
OPENED. The new club house on the grounds
Of the National Fair Association was formally
opened yesterday in the presence Of large
gathering. for whose entertainment two trials of
speed We're given. The first was a trot for horses
OF the $40 class. in which Star Maid, Gilt Edge
Trump and Mischief were entered. Star Maid
WON the race. though MlScIlel one
meat. The second race was a rOad-wagOn race.
: and was won easily by Idler in three straight
heats over Cracker Boy, Flora H., Dolly Davis
and Bessie Beach.
THE FREE DIsPENsARY.--The tenth annual
report of the Central Free Dispensary of the
District of Columbia. just out, shows the num-
Der OF new cases treated from April l. $780, to
March 81. 1881. to have been 5.575, and number
of prescriptions filed 49, 52. The Office is now
located at 416 10th street, next door to the Cen
trail station house. and is open daily from to g
O'Clock excepting SUNDAYS and legal HOLIDAYS
The payment of IS annually constitutes any one
contributing member. Medical and surgical
aid and medicines are furnished to the sick poor
OF the District free of charge, the design being
to relieve and restore to health and labor the
poor who are afflicted by sickness. thus in
suring TO many their only means of support and
preventing pauperism and crime II vaccnates
all VINO apply; Is a most important sanitary pro-
tector, and 1t is claimed. is by far the most in
expensive charity ever established i'm this Dis
trict It's operations are most beneficial to the
taxpayers, as IL keeps many Of the sick poor
anu their families from becoming a charge on
sne CITY IN hospitals and almshouse. The entire
nlaaagemen' and the attending physicians all
serve without compensation: but to do this use-
iui anu humane work il receives at all times CON-
UBIQUITOUS 70 aid in it's necessary expenses as II
.,aasssH dependent upon voluntary subscrp-
tiohs ior us support. The report contains an
andfess py the executive committee in which is
teIs iuiy SET iorth the purposes and aims of the
institution, as also the emergency hospital csn-
Injected with it. This hospital is n want Ion.f Gt
In this District for cases OF accident onnn-~;
within the city limits. and which reouire c,icf
treatment in order to save life and limb. Int II
does not aim TO take permanent care Of accident
cases report of the attending stsfr-Drs 81
II. Barker. John Walter W. c. Brjscoc G. I
Magruder, Ralph Walsh and Swami NJ. Burnett
Is also appended. and tabular statement of dis
. eases treated The past year.