Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-22
Affairs in West Washington.

DEATH OF FORMER CrTrzEN.-Mr Walter G.
waters. son OF the late George Waters and brother
OF John M. Waters esq, OF this city, died at his
residence, In New York, at an early hour this
morning: His remains Will be forwarded to this
city for interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
REAL ESTATE SALE IN TENNALLYTowN-Mr VIM.
Rady, OF TeDnallytown, has sold to Mr.. Clement
Brook, Of that place, his property there for So OO
No. g. in honor of Grand Vice Chancellor J. r.
shanks, last evening, at High-street market hall,
was very enjoyable occasion. The visiting
LOuge, D. i. C0tdwell In command, was met at
18TH street by Decatur Lodge, accompanied by Pts
torio's band. Fireworks were sent off during the
banquet.
MARINE NEws.-Entered-Schr Electric Light,
from Maine, with goo tons ice for Christian Heu-
rich; unloading at Littletei1's wharf.
The SUMNER TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN - Bud
Eggleston, whose tent meeting here last summer
has been productive OF SO much good, the Dasha-
way Reform CUB having grown out of it, is max
Ing arrangement to pitch his tent here again about
the same time as last year, perhaps little earlier.
lie VIII have the hearty support OF 500 Dashaway
boys
ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs-An adjourned meeting
or the first subdivision of the Associated Charities
was held In the plrlors of the Aged Womens
Home, Yesterday, at 80 pm. In the absence OF
the president. Nir. Cooke, Mr.. F. L. Moore, vice
president, took the chair. The reports OF secre-
tsiIy and treaSur were read and approved, Show
ing very satisfactory exhibit Of the systematic
workings of the association. large number Of
among whom was Father E. E. Maynadier, OF st.
AIMS church, Tennallytown. DC. The report of
Mrs j. II. Voorhees,, OF the fourth district was read
and indicated a thorough canvass OF that district;
and as much can be said of the districts
OF Mrs. Fl. d. Cooke, Mrs. George Hill. Mrs. r.
P. Jackson and Mrs. E. Nj. 1. Boucher.
The report of the five managers exhibits as fol-
lows:-Fifty-four cases relieved by groceries and
fuel. and employment provided for Il persons. Of
Whom We're males and females Mrs. KennOn,
Mrs. +. l. Moore, Mrs J. II. voorhees, and Mrs. H.
D. Cooke, Jr, stated their views as to the need OF
working department for women, and 1t was re-
solved 'that the executive committee, with the OFF,
GERS of the association, be authorized to omen a
work-room for women, provided no greater ex-
pense than the heating Of the same Shall be in
CURED by the association" The meeting then
adjourned until Tuesday, April 4th proximo. The
association now numbers over 100 contributing
members.
THE CATTLE MARKETING sales Of live stock
at Drovers, Rest, yesterday, are reported by
Mr. L. E. Tayenner as follows: rs cattle up and
sold. Best, 615 TO 6a4; coed, to Ga; medium.
5 to 51S; thin steers and oxen 81 to 4. Number OF
sheep and lambs offered, 15O-Sheep and lambs,
clipped s to 6; lambs, to 2. 10 cows and calves,
$25 to $50.
HIGH TrpE.-March o, 1851 am, 1l1s pm.
This Information is published for the benefit OF
mariners whose vessels have to cross the bar; and
as the fishing season advances the publication will
be or use in that direction also.