Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-04
The Garfield Memorial Hospital,

INFLUENTIAL SCPPORT.
The call for public meeting at Lincoln Hal
| on Wednesday evening next at half past seven
o'clock, to adopt means for the erection here Of
| national and International Garfield Memorial
Hospital" has been signed by the following
influential persons, and the project in their hands
means success: Ex-Mayor Emery. ex-Mayol
Berret Taylor Il Hufty. n W. Burchen A. S
Soiomons, W: S. Teel, J. T. Mitchell. Dr. F. A.
Ashford, A. Saks Co., Lansburgh & Brother
Henry Franc. Charles Baum, William Balan-
tyne Il Son. Rev. J. R. Paxton. Jourdan w
Murray. Lewis J. Davis. NJ W. Beveridge, B. w.
Reeds Sons. Middleton 4 Co., H. d. Cooke jr.
Co., Hoe Brothers Il Co., Henry Semken. A.
Straus, Seldom & Robbins. Metropolitan Hotel
C. Sor NJ sp9iIord, Riggs House; B. P; sny-
Thompson. Metropolitan Bank; James G.
Cook, Wizards Hotel: H. A. Willard.
Hon. Alonzo Bell, Department of the Interior;
Gen. A: ID. Hazen. Post Office department.; Gen.
X. d. Mussey. Judge c. p. James. Judge Walter
s. Cox, James H. Saville, Frank Hume, Rev.
Byron Sunderland, DR.. Wat Drew, Dr. j. NJ.
Toner. DR.. Thomas Antisell, Barbour 4 Hamil-
ton. W. w. Burdette. l. L. Blout, Louis Abra-
ham, A. Eberly Il Sons, John A. Baker, Hume.
Cieary Co., Schmedtie Bros, w. M. Shuster &
Sons, Chas. Hertzog, ". G. MetzerOtt. Eiseman
Bros. A. H. Eichstadt. NJ. William. j. F. Ellis &
Co., Edward Temple and c. A. James, Bank OF
Washington; Samuel NOrment, Central Bank;
Judge Hagner, H. J. Ramsdell, T. L. Tuilock,
Perry, Nat. Wilson, NJ Goldstein, A. L. Sturte-
want, John Bailey Francis NJ. Miller, George NJ.
King, John F. Ennis, Chas. Smith. Frank Ten
ney. National hotel; Assistant Secretary Robert
Il Cromwell. J. B. Bryan & Bro, James Worm
ley, Wormley's hotel; Chief Clerk J.W. Hogg W.
H. Crook, Warren S.YOung. H. C. Morton, OIL.
Pruden, Chief Clerk Sam'l Mulliken, F. C. Pear
sail, Chief Clerk Crosby, c: Barton, Crosby s.
NOyes W. s. Hutchins NJ. D. Helm, I. n Bur
rift, DR.. Chas. E. Hagner, B. L. Blackboard, F. A.
Fill. Young Il Caldwell. Steiger & Leibermann,
John b. Scott, H. Clay Stewart, w. s. ThOmp-
son, Riggs Il Co, Anthony Hyde, C.. M. Mat
theWs, DR.. Alex. Y. P. Garrett, VIM. Stickney,
lamin G. Lovejoy. Hon. G. B. Loring. Gen. Peter
+. Bacon, Rev. A. B. Kelley, E. E. White, DR..
Smith TOWNSHIP nd. Rev. Father F. E. BOYLE T.
p: Roessle Son. the ArlingtOn; C. C. Willard,
Ebbitt House; Rev: VIM: Paret, Geo. NJ. Lock-
wood chief clerk; Rev. C. C. MeadOr, Thos j.
Fisher, Samuel Cross, R. NJ. Drinkard, Alex.
Gardner and others.
RIVER TRADE.-The harbor master reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Steamer
Sue, GeOghegan; merchandise to District mer-
chants; schr. A. B. Fields, Frank wood to john
son Bros. schr. Queen Ann, Owens, wood to
same; schr. Henry Davey, King, S32 tons coal to
Carter d Son; schr Howard, Ogden wood. same;
schr J. c.. Hooper, Jones, wood to Biscoe; schr.
Din, TraytOn, oysters, market; lOngbOat Uriah
HOrner, Weston. wood, Carter & Son; and schrs
Annie Gibson. John Willie, Martha Washington,
John Francis, Sarah Jane and Charlie. all with
oysters for market; steamer Norfolk, Capt. Law
son, merchandise for johnson BrOs schr
Pilgrim. Buckner, oysters. market; schr. Eddie
Tasks, $50 tons coal, johnson Bros; lOngboats
Pioneer, Silver Star, w. D. Clark and Richard
Lacy, with wood for j. @. Carter & Son; schr
Coast Survey, Gibson, 400 lunches fish for r. A.
Golden; and schr. Bengal. Lewis. with 10000
feet lumber for w. W. McCulloch.
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Affairs in West Washington.
BUILDING AssOCIATIoN.-At the eighty-first
regular monthly meeting of the Tenth Build
ding Association, held last night. at God
dards Hall, 81 800 was disposed of. being eigh-
teen shares retired, at the stock value rates.
PERsONAL.-Capt. VIM. Jas. Epps. of the Rich
mond (Va.) city government and his family, are
on visit to their friends in this place.
THE CANAL Grdin-Arrived. boat
Regulus with 400 bushels wheat. Coal-Forty
boats left Cumberland Saturday with 1895 IS
tons of coal. as follows For GeOrgetown-BOr-
denco,, 91O.1StOns Consolidation co. S12 O3 tons;
Blaen Avon CO.. 545. 03 tons; Maryland CO., $50 IA
tons; New Central 439. IL tons. For Alexandria,
American Co., 500 Is; Georges Creek Co.. a. 10
tons; Hampshire Baltimore CO.. 226 IA tons.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on Change
yesterday-3,4 400 bushels wheat, sold at 1929 to
155.