Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-28
The Citizens' Insurance Company.

The Clt1ZenS' insurance Company.
At the meeting OF the stockholders OF the Citi-
zens' Insurance Company to-day a resolution was
adopted by large majority vote to wind up the
concern at once, and memorial was prepared to
that effect to be presented TO the board or mana
gers directing that they close and transfer the
policies to some other company to be designated
after being agreed upon.
sHALIrox.-Henry Smith, eolored, six years old,
died at the smallpox hospital to-day. This was
one OF those cases taken from 30j Virginia avenue
southeast
THE KNIGHTS OF ST PATRICK last night elected
the following Officers: John +. Kelly, commander;
NJ g; Walsh: LIST deputy commander: P. B. o'Con.
deputy commander; NJ. B. German, recorder;
Danr Donovan, financial recorder; A. J. Clarke,
and Thos. flynn, standard bearers; board Of gov
ernors-JameS c. Reagan, Roger Davis, John Fall
lon Richard Curtin, Eugene McCarty, p Moore, P.
ACTIVE RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaste Sutton re-
Excelsior, McCracken, with nsh for Grey and Hi
ton; j. w. French, Morgan, fish for j. Morgan:
Kate, Ellis, and VIM: Yates, Childs, with flsh for
John Rebecca, with fish Tor r A Golden; schr hrs
Fishhawk and Coast Survey and sloop Music, with
Harvester, Edwin Il. Stewart, Virginia. Charles Charles
Maggie, John Williams. Bennett schrs. S Mary
with oysters-6,2OO bushels-for market; stmr.
Sue, Geoghegan, with freight and passengers, con-
signed to Stephenson Bros. SJmr. Norfolk, Law
son, merchandise for johnson e. Bros; Schrs
Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, 900 feet Of lumber to city
dealers; Brane, GOslee, 5000 feet lumber, K E.
Jackson; Rochard Lacy, Olden. 3 600 feet do, TO
j. T. Tunis; Dexter, Marshall, q, coo feet do, do
Maria GrOnmer, Combs III ,O0O feet lumber to
Thomas Smith: Stmr. Canobo, Walker, 10000 feet
lumber and 100000 shingles to Thomas Smith;
schr. Sarah BOyce, BOyce, go tons OF coal to HES
ton; schrs. Caroline and George, and MarfhOn, the
former with wood to johnson Bros, and the latter
with same to j. o. Carter.
TEMPERANCE MATTERS-The Dashaways Sunday
evening held a meeting at Lincoln hail. which
was crOwded-Mr. ChaS NJ. Nye presiding, and
Mr.. George Galliher secretary. Rev. W. l. Nc
Kenney, or Wesley chapel, made an address, and
Miss Clara Daniels sang. .. The Women'S Chris
tian Temperance Union held meeting In Masonic
Temple Sunday, MIS- Clara L. Roach presiding.
Mrs Chaplin, MIS- Mcpherson, Miss Tyler, Mr.. Lee,
Mr.. B. +. Cutter and others made addresses. Re
ports from s'The Capital Railroad Union" were en-
couraging. St Patricks Total Abstinence Soci-
ETY. held an interesting meeting at Carroll hall
Sunday evening, at which stirring addresses were
made, and many persons signed the pled0e.
Bud Eaglesson,s meeting sunday night at Fletcher
chapel was addressed by MrA McKendree Riley,
MeSsrS Craig and MCGOWAN, OF the Dashaways
OF Georgetown, and Mrs. Chambers. Miss Fran
ces r. Willard and her secretary, Miss Anna Cor
don, have returned to the north after nearly three
months In seven OF the southern states Mrs
Sallie F. Chaplin is In Georgia doing temperance
work. Texas has called its first state meeting
....Mrs. J. Ellen Foster arrived here to-day.