Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-14
cot A. &. Wills.

To the Editor OF The EvEyIys STAR
Nav YORK, March ~, 1888
Your issue OF Saturday states that am prose-
cutting certain charges against Supervising Archi-
tect Hill. There is evidently mistake In the
name, as am not engaged in any such proceed
lug Yours. &C.. A. G. MILLS.
Formerly Chief Clerk Office Supervising Architect
whose serious illness has been mentioned In THE
STAR died at O'Clock this morning. He was SO
ant OF one OF the oldest and most highly respected
families OF New En- gland. He Was born in Con-
cord. New Hampshire, March 2, 1924, and In that
city acquired his knowledge Of the typographical
art. After considerable experience as publisher
AMI editor N his native state he removed to Vir-
ginla IN 1919 aud became an active journalist and
married MISS Mary E. v. Andrews daughter Of
Capt. VIM. Andrews, OF Gloucester county. He was
at different. times connected with the Fredericks-
burg Recorder, aud the Richmond Enquirer, Wing,
anu DtSLdtch, an was Tor some time agent OF the
New York Associated Press at Richmond. After
the war he caiie TO this city. and has since been
employed in the Government Printing Office. He
Was prother-ln-laW Of Senator Rollins OF New
Hampshire.
ueieYatlOn OF clergymen representing the pas
tors union,o this city, waited upon the Malagasy
address by Rev. DE- W. u. PstsoS. Rev. W VIe
koop read a series OF resolutions which. had been
previously adopted at meeting OF clergymen. ex-
pressing the deep interest felt by the Christian
people or the capital In the progress of the people
or Madagascar In civilization and Christianity,
and regretting the aggressive policy of France,
which II persisted In Will lead to a war In which
religion, civil order and education will suffer I'M
speakable damage The chief ambassador made
Hitting response, thanking the clergymen for their
expression OF sympathy and interest.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marr1age licenses have
0een Issued by the clerk of the court to John e.
Welsh and Lizzie A. Brown; Thomas Burgess OF
Chester, Pa, and Katie v Davis; VIM. II. Page, of
Ghamoersburg, Pa, and Hattie H. Kingsley, OF
Petersburg Va; Edward Grtce and Lena WASH
1ngton; Arthur Brown and Mary J. Holmes; Robt.
DoWdy and Hester Wise; Edward Bell Kelly and
Mary Ann Lynch
THE JAPANESE ART SALE.-The sale at Dowling's
this morning was largely attended, and the bid
ding splendid, but the prices obtained were very
low. Some very valuable articles Will be reached
Tomorrow morning.
NEW FIRM-Mr. Harry B. Parker will receive
MS irltnuS and patrons Tomorrow, March 18TH at
MS new quarters, Robinson Parker & Co., 319 S. e.
corner 1Ln and ID streets, where he will be pleased
10 show them all the new novelties for spring
wear.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Deeds in fee have
been filed as folOws:-T. b. Johnston to Horace
$: johnson. s. u IA, res B: - Heirs OF John
Sou ~ 81, ~ j. Lanahan sub. 4, So 716:
$l,2O Annie f. Mccartney to j. A. & NJ. F. Shug-
rue, SUBJ 10, SO. 676; 81 AGO. John Collins to w. c.
Johnson, sub. 46, 50. 626: = John Park to Ed
ward kubel, sub: C, So 755; $500 Eliza Ann Cook
Cook to Eliza A. Cook, pit IL do; $1,000. p Raglan
10 A A. Birney and r. j. Murray, ut. subs. 80 ana
81, So 2O9; 81 QUO. j. w. starr to B. F. Buckner
SUBJ g. So. 9S7; $500. NJ j. Shine TO E. II. Brown,
DUN, lots 2l7. 2l9, 221, OBJ and 225, Monticello;
$3.50.