Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-28

A STATEMENT prepared In the orice OF the COM
| missioner OF internal revenue shows that the
aggregate receipts for March, 1883, were s., 49,
1000 greater than for March, 1882.
THE ART EXHIBITION IN BosToN-A committee
from Boston, consisting OF Gen. Norton, Capt
Appleton, and Deputy Collector Fiske, visited the
Treasury department to-day on business connected
with the American exhibition OF foreign arts pro-
ducts and manufactures, which Will open In Bos-
ton September list next Regulations will be pre-
pared at once for the guidance OF customs officers
In regard TO the importation OF articles Intended
for this exhibition.
DALTON, 71E WOUNDED AcroR-Mr George A.
Dalton, the actor, who stabbed Thursday
evening at Taunton, Mass, In the duel scene In
! Romeo and Juliet" is an old Washington boy
dealer The members the FAMILY up mt to S iast
| evening had heard no news from Taunton except
| what they got from the newspapers Last even
Ing Capt Dalton received dispatch from his
brother, saying: "Cut In duel with Romeo last
| night Am very comfortable, and expect TO leave
| for New York Sunday. Have written" Mr.. Dai-
| ton was a member OF the Rose Mather combine
ton. The news dispatches say that he was
| stabbed by FredK Paulding. Dalton has been
| playing the part OF TpbaH and young Salvini the
part of Romeo. Capt Dalton's theory is that
change had been made between Salvinl and p uld-
made an unfortunate lunge. He does not think
| his brother Is badly injured.
BAsE BALr--The game OF base ball between the
Swans, OF Richmond, and the Manhattans, OF this
city, resulted In victory for the Manhattans by
score OF 70 to A--.The St Johns Collegiate InSti-
tute nine defeated the Undines yesterday by a
score OF to- At Observation-Disclosures Z; Rich
! Trenton, OAt New York-New YORK, q; Metro.
gheny, AT Camden, N. J.-Athletic, 4; MGR
| rift, /.
A New CHURCH TO BE BUILr.-The trustee OF
MI J J Church have obtained building per.
| corner Q. 9Th and streets southeast. This
church has been organized for some time past and
worship They now propose 10 have ns home home Of Of
their own 1t will be IS feet by CTS feet on the
ground. stories HIGH SO feet to highest point
OF roof and SO feet to caves The front VIII be of
pressed brick. roof double pitch mansard. There
Is s to ne su6-cellar and the building viii be
Calvin Brent is the architect and Mr.. Charles
GeSSrord the builder.
SALES OF REAL EsTATk.-Mr ]. v. n. Huyck has
made the following sales OF real estate: For Mrs.
Thomas B. Brian, house and premises l4O7 Mass.
avenue, Highland Place." to Hon. Theodore Ly-
man, OF Boston, for $4b 900 cash; TOR Hon John Il.
Alley, through Mr.. John Bull, lots q to IS, both
inclusive, square o., fronting 1872 feet on Conn.
ave-. between r and sts, to Messrs H. III. and j.
A. Hayden, OF New York. for $l9.77350: for
Messrs John B. Taylor and Peter Campbell lot 8,
%aH Hs IoT eas R?P fop DR.
Carmen, house lois 14th St n. W., 70 DIR. c. A. v.
Hartieben, OF philadelphia, for SAC for Mrs
Martha NJ. Read, lots SO TO Sc square u.s. fronting
Sunderland place, TO David Rftenhouse. for sI2.-
66S IS; for David Rittenhouse, lot 100 square 2I2
fronting Mass ave-. between l4th and 18Th SITS, TO
Mrs Martha NJ. Read, for s., 4c2; for Admiral
4: d. SteSens. part lot q, square 1853. fronting
70 fe a on street between l5th and iSh streets
for Miss Cynthia Force. west 20 feet or lot e. so
l5s. fronting on street, between 18th and 18th
streets, to Hon. Chas. Payson for 81 1871 u cash;
for Hon. Charles Payson, part of lot Is, So l5s,
fronting on street, between 18th and 18th SIS, to
MRS hassa1et white for for Mr. Buch
between 18th and l4th streets. to Hon. Chas Pay
son. for S. 2O2 SO cash. for Mr. Joseph H. Smith, OF
Baltimore. Md. two acres OF land at BrightwOod.
with Improvements, to Mr. Orlando Gray. for
5000 for ChaS Walter, trustee, lots and G. SO.
49, asa 19 T, ~ neet on vermont avenue Just
g, 500 cash; for Hon. Charles Payson, west 20 feet
OF LOT q, So: $50, fronting street. between 18th
81, 1872 IS cash. for Hon. Charles Payson, part lot
90. SO: s4s. to MIS- Col N: W. Fitzgerald. for
st. n. w.. to Hon Charles Payson, for q, 900.
How MONTGOMERY VANCE LOST Hrs LIFk-The
funeral OF the late Montgomery Vance. who was
drowned at Bera, KY, last Sunday afternoon, took
place this morning from the residence or his uncle
Mr.. r. F. Downs, 4sl street southwest. ana was
attended by a large number OF his friends. The
services we're conducted BY Rev. Messrs Coe and
Evan, OF Badensburg, and the remains were taken
from Kentucky giving the particulars Of his death.
says that MI. Vance, who was at work on the
Kentucky Central railroad. lost his ne in attempt
ing to cross creek swollen by the recent rains
He was probably seized with cramps. Is he was q
good swimmer.
TEE 1NDEr.NDENT 0HDER or FRE.xsM-The
supreme council or the Independent Order OF
following ofhcess: b W. Clark, worthy high chief
Pnai EeOqsgS Gr1Rd wo5shy Res secsesarS
Capital Lodge, No g, Independent Order OF United
Freemen, last night elected the following ofcers:
L Robinson, Of AieIandria, Va, worthy counselor:
Casper Taiia1ero. secretary: Robert Mcclure,
urer: W. r. Stevenson, marshal; J. H. Randall
inside guard; and r b Robinson, past worthy
RANeE or THE THERNoMErxR-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
7As Maximum. 749: minimum. lS.S
BILL FOR ACCOUNT AND IxyUKcr1ox-A bill in
Salem M. Green and Gilbert Meyers for an account
and Injunction. The complainant q citizen OF
Albert Bennett, r H. Ballantyne, RI Cypert and
r d. Cole. administrators OF the estate OF & X. |
Decers, deceased: all Of Tennessee. II sets forth
Plaintiff was to receive one+hird OF this per
given to Meyers. who was TO prosecute
the claims here and receive his compensation OF |
go to himself and Green The plaintiff tn alleges s
that an appropriation OF s7s9 was procured from
Congress- and that Green. in order to get posses
SIOu va VIZ Va dis w iSsucu, udS Stttbu WIN 4
Meyers He complains that he VIII. by this transac
ton. be deprived OF his share OF pront. and asks
the court TO intervene Judge Cox made q pre- /
Aminary restraining order, returnable Nay It'll
LICENSED 10 WRD.-Aarrisge licenses have |
Zen win ssS and the M .H1Sns Ann smms
John Joachim and Rika Kordes; Matthew |
3. Johnston and Cecilia n Garrison; Richard /
Gassaway and Henrietta Adams. both Of Mont |
g0mery Co. Nd; Americas B. Duesberry and |
Mary Oiel: Bayiiss Davis and Ellen Ellis, both |
OF King George CO., Va
TIE CAPITAL Is now extensively quoted from in |