Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-17
I'm Memory of Caribaldt.

a PUBLIC MEETING HELD UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
ITALIAN CITIzBNs-srEPs TAKEN TOWARDS ERECT
ING MONUMENT.
large and spirited meeting OF Italian citizens OF
this District was held Wednesday night at Marini's
hall, on street, in honor of the late hero and
patriot, Gen. Garibaldi, and to take measures to
perpetuate his memory by establishing the nucleus
OF fund with which to erect In the city of Wash
ingtOn a suitable monument. The hall was hand
somely draped In the different national colors, the
most conspicuous being the Italian and American
On the stage, and near the front, were fixed upon
easels two handsome nfe-sze portrats-one of
Gen Garibaldi, in his red shirt, as sailor, and
the other of Gen. Washington. On the rear wall
Italian Benevol ent Society OF the District of Co
lumbia- Seated upon the platform were DR..
Verdi, Mr. Marni, Hon. John A. Kasson, and
MeSsrs- 1gnaZio Tinaglia, Francisco Sanfalippo,
Angelo GhiSelH, DOmenico CriStOfani and Fran
cisco IaEnarone In the gallery was portion OF
the marine band, which discOursed selections of
music at intervals during the evening. DIR. Verdi,
the president, after calling the meeting to order
read letters expressing sympathy with the move
ment from the President, eX-Secretary Blaine and
Robert G.. IngersOlL Hon. John A. Kasson then
delivered an eloquent eulogy upon Garibald and
audience in Italian ON the life and character OF
Italy'S great statesman and hero When DR.. Verdi
closed, he read a note, just received, containing
greetings from the Columbia Turn vereIn After
these exercises a business meeting was held by
tne society, ana handsome sum was collected for
The monument Hon James e. Blai ne, Hon. John
A. KassOn and Mr. K G. IngerSoll were elected
honorary members
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Henry
Stopsack TO George Y. Thorpe, SUBJ IA, So 9s5:
500 W. Blair, trustee. to v. NJ. Power and James
White, part 3, So 7s4 S2,0T5. Joseph ii. Jones to
z. II. Bruce, sub AZ and part A. So 1902; 81 800
Susan p. Oker TO Hugh B. Mccartney, sub T. so.
1s3; $500. r Mcknight TO widow and heirs of W.
g. Denny, sub: 6, So lOs; s.. Enoch Rldgway
70 Frank t. Smith, south half 10, so. 1893; $4,000
ChaS Coin, trustee, to same north half 49, so. 293
$3,a0 j. T. Lehman to W. E Edmonston, lot g.
50. ll3; $50 A. T. Bradley, trustee, to Harriet E.
WOOD lot 2, res ID; g, eco w Jones to Z. ONell.
part SUBJ IS, so. 545; 500. E. A. Thomas to A. j.
son o. al, trustees, To Elizabeth J. Rocks SUBJ a.
81. 934; S2S7-50 Fannie E NickOdemus to r. Fulla-
love, parts SO and 80, B. HIS addition to George
town; 800 B. r. Mayteld, trustee, TO Mary Julia
Foertsch. lot 8, SCI $50; 1000. w. Jones to Ed
ward O'Nelll, pr sub IS, so. SIS; 500 F. A Lutz,
Thompson To Mary j. Felt, N. 4 IA, So 149; 81 COO
Z. S. Smith TO Catherine f Bell lot d. sub OF lots
In Sq s52: 1000 Nj. J. Lane to Christian Rup-
pert lots u and =, So. S29; 3. G. Z. Henry, q.
8 marshal. To jos T. Coldwell, pit. T. SO. 80; $50
Geo NJ. kengla TO Robert E. Frey, pit So B. & HIS
70 W. Nj. Hodges, lot Is, 81. ST. = Thos Shert-
dan 70 W. r Matthew. pit 2, 81. III: =. $50. A.
Wilnye 10 Annie C. Myers, pt. Z, so. 20: 800 c.
A AcEwen 10 Elvira f. Snyder, sub. -, so. 1884,
$1,000 Richard ROthwen To w. r SpeIden, sub
70. So So: $3.50. V. w. Power to E. ]. Adams pit.
3, So Isl; s2,a0. Mary A. Hyde to John A. Keep
Pei, pit 20. 81. 62S: 8. Geo. b. Todd to f. r.
Cross, g pit 20 So. 1917; s4s2 g. John f. Ennis
trustee 10 same, same property; $3.50 Jennie e.
Morley to Mary b. Johnston, subs. y and g. So
lot q 81. :. OF 10i: s991.20 w. NJ Hodges 10 Lewis
j. Barr. Sub. IS, So 5l0 and n 4 /, So AS: s1325
N. NJ Manning 10 John H. Francis, lots p g. So III
and -, Glendale; 500.