Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1881, Page 4

ee ee eS ee TN ES CEES ERE NTE TNR EY RE PEE “Seen THE EVENING STAR. Trespay... - february Sy ESBRe RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER ‘The following are the readings of thy mometer af the Sign: during the a: jam + iam 2pm, 39. Ma LOCAL NEWS. Amasements, &c., To-night. Porat House, — Wie Edoutn’s “Dreams.” National Theater—Joe Jefferson tn “The Kivals. Linevin Halt.—Concert by the Bernhard L! man Company. The Coming Inauguration. MEETING OF THE COMMITTER ON DECORATIONS. ‘The inauguration committee on decorations ght. Lieutenant T. V. Greene tn the would be completes as The wook-work Jonger time would be requ and painting. Lieuten the committee on the const eight arches over the Dad completed thetr w bids and awarded the bing, of Ba! to construct ork, and had received ork to Bashor & Steb- 75 each, said contractors ransport them fo thts elty, erect th: ear them down after tne Inauguration fsover. He bad information that twelve of the arches were ready to be shipped. ‘The foundations were not incinded itn th He had been informed by ‘xecutive committee tha the dee. tion committee would receive about $9 0 for expenditures for decoration purposes, ard it was upon this basis that the coniracts fer the arches had been made. Mr. J. H. How- lett teen awarded t if for the isth stre The War and had offered to supply all thi necessary, Dut much of the ela' Qrst adopted would b: ‘The decorath of the a be Imited fo about $0 eac! tions aton of Pennsylvanta avi ane for the Prestdent’s house would have to be eprtatled to correspond to the allotment ot rommittee. ‘Th 1th and business here the procession departments men living 00 the streets passes to decorate their places and illuminate them. e committee will make a special appeal tu writing to the citizens to decorat? inate their houses. > hi ‘ance would have to be abandoned. bec » tands are so lmited. If there should be a large sale of tickets to the ‘The canopy to ball they had been prodised more mouey, and they could then goon with their work af the eleventh hour. RATION NOTES. tee propose a medallion of @ head of Ger ‘al Gartieid la Soctety No. 1, of tht: ded unanimously to pai tty, last ev de on the 4t on. h stuaster Tyler, of Baltimore, has forwarded $500 for 100 tickets to the ball, the result of bts Work as a riptions in that city. f the East Wash- ab and Of the Gav- t last evening given ‘ellows Hall tn honor of the Republican Invineibles of Philadetphia. Besides the U. S. Marine band, whose famiilar red coats are well known to the cltzens, we will soon have another band of red coats. Our new military company. the National Rittes, (Colonel J. GO. P. Burnside commanding,) has en- gaged W. F. Weber's band, which will hereafter be Known as the “ onal Rities Band,” and red dress coats will be procured for them a‘ once. They will make their first appearance with the company on the 4th of March, ‘The Sumner Guards met last night and Geo. W. Stewart was elected first lteutenant. Capi. Wilkam E. Ward and Lieut. George W. Stewart were appointed a committee to solicit subscrip- tions to assist in procurins uniforms for th+ company, which expects to have in line on the 4th of March about forty men. ‘The agent of the i3th regiment. National Guard of Pennsylvania, {s in the city making arrangements for that regiment to participate in the parade on March 4th. The Young Men’s Central Club, of Kings county, New York, 10¢ strong, have sigattied their intention to be present. A, Gartield Guards. of South Washington, have made application for position in the itne of the procession. ‘The Maryland Republican Association pro- poses fo entertain thetr friends Was! during the tuaugura: ceremoute quested that & st of the pro: caus of Baitip™ Te De farnt: ‘The Alevandria A WARRANT ISSUED FOR alexa ‘The police authorities are still at work endeav- Oring te dnd out the parties who did the grave robbing tn this city on the of January las Dl Was issued this Charles Chapman, a L arrested oy Oi ttin, and taken before the Ir absence of important witness examination until to-morrow morning at io @eicek, It betng ascertained from Butler that Riehard L. Taucil was the colored man who ac- companied him to the grave yard on the morn- Ing before the robvery, and Who was with him when he held the conversation with Vaugan, at the latter's gate, a warrant has also been issued for his arrest. Richard Tanctl is a student in the Medical Department of Howard Untversity, and a membe” of the state republican exeeutive committee. Gop Rises, amethyst, garnet, onyx, tur quoise, intagiio and diamond from $31) §. Prigg’s, 47 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Tre Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animais held its annual meeting at tl Of Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown yesterday a zoon, Judge Ar lur MacArthur presiding and Mr. 2 'y authort a ber of Vice presidents oe ecutive committee, wh! was agreed to. Sfr. Fox, from the committ: on nominations, re ported the followin, For vice presid an and Hon. Geo t el . Mrs. H. M. Teile ber, Mrs. Bolton Porter, Mrs. J. J. ©. P. Burnside, Mrs. I dy. Mi Grown, Mrs. dmirai Murray, Mis: eneral I. Chittenden, 0. ¢. d as the ex thorized to pro- odation of . Fox w amittee and were wing were elected: Miss Carrie W. Morgan, Mrs. K- ©. Parker, Mrs. Morrill, Miss Georgia % Mrs. Colley and F. G. Alford, es lary recetved contributions as fo! Lane, $5; Miss Porter, $5, and Miss ows: Miss. tadley, $5, Ont, PaUstines.—A rare opportunity fs | Cular, to satisfy them by a clear and com. | use of the Instrument can be obtained owing | THE TELEPHONE AGITATION. | Meeting at Lincoin Hall Last Night. | Recided Action of the Subscribers. e business and profes gten, who are subscribers ational Capiwl Telephone Company, erobled at Lincoln Hall last evening. Mr. L. @. Bine presided, with Mr. F. W. Pratt sec retary. Mr. Hine, in calling the meeting to order, said the object was to hear the report of the committee appointed to confer with the ‘Telephone company. TER REPORT. Mr. J. S. Edwards then read the report of the committee, as follows: ‘The officers and executive committee met tor y in this District,” the offivers of the report, whien is sig: ‘dent; Thomas L. H H. White, t James S$ George W. « ank Hume and &. Rose ‘The reacts i was freqnently SATURE. pe casked {f all of the com- mnittee had signed the report. Mr. Edwards answered that Mr. Joho A. rane was out of town and had not signed f Mr. Gawler—The report ts that Mr. Baker 1s @ storkbolder, Dr. Young said Mr. Baker had informed him that he had been promised some of the stock, consnitation on the day following the general ie eting, and appointed Messrs. Hue, huwarus, and Cochran @ sub-committee to coater with the officers of the telephone company ani to ascertain and recetve such information as might be obtained and offered to enable the executive committee to perform {ts duties. This subcommittee reported a conference held wiih the manager, the secretary and treasurer of the company, and two of its stockhoiders on the day following: that at such conference the attention of the officers and stockholders there Present was invited to the articies ln Tae Star and Reyuiican tollowing the reports in tnose papers of the proceedings of the general meet- ing st Lincoln Hall, who were asked if the aitieles mentioned were published under tue Sanction end authority of the company’s Oflivers, and that on being answered In the altirmative a metmber of the subcommittee read that portion of the article pubitshed In Tus Srak, which reads as follows: “Now that a cou- mittee Las been appotuted by those present at tie meeting yesierday, Ue officers are not only willing, but anxious to give to that com: mittee the ¢xact facts of Lhe cas, and to snow to i the necessity of some change ih the manner of charging for the use of the telephones.” and stated that the com nittee Was there to receive the facts and Laforma‘ion Offered to be furnished in the articles men- Uoned; Whereupon an attempt was made in the interest of ibe company, to\ imit this in- lormation to certain propositions, which te gentlemen present represenUng the company thought should satisfy the committee, coupled With the inquiry that tf any information be given concerning the company’s affairs which its officers considered not prudent to furntsh Without a restriction and promise of secrecy, | would the committee be willing to recaive it upon that condition? To watch the sub com- mittee replied {t could not without the consent of the full committe: The sub- committee further reported that an extended consultation was held, during which tt requested that it be furnished with the cal- | culations, data, and figures upon which the compaby’s oficers based the contemplated charges to the subseribers to the telephone, con- talned In the circular of the 20th of January last; and also that the sub-committee was anx- fous to recelve_ from the company all the facts it was willieg to give without tue injunction of Seeregy, With a view, if such facts would justify, 10 report @ fair and reasonable rate of charges to those ustng the telephone and a satisfactory and Intelligent report im the premises. A Stenographic report of this econterente was taken by a gentieman who was secured for the purpose by the company. This conference ter mithated with the Impression and beilef that at | least some of the detatis of the operations ot the company would be thereupon turaished, and that {ts promises as contained {n the pub Ushed statements mentioned would be carried out in good faith. Desiring to give @ reasonable time tor the company's oflicers to submit any statement of facts to ald the committee {nits duttes no furtoer action was taken Ip this bobaif until when the full committes met nd considera communication wy and treasurer of the com PaBs. dated the same day, to the effect that pefore dealing further the Company woalld tike to Know whetner the details of any matters furnished to this committee are to bz made pubile. At a meeting held on the next day the committee instructed the secretary to tn- form the offle-rs of the company that it did ot feel authorized to receive any information from the company under a restriction of secrecy unless $0 authorized ata general meeting of the Subscribers, and that the following rates would be seported and recommended to the subscri bers unless the company furnished, on or before + p.m. of Weduesday Jast, such taformation, in writing. as would justify the committee in a modification thereof, viz: For the telephoning of— per annum. | per annam, per annum, per annua, per annum. per annum, per anoum. | : iu per annum. essa ges at Lhe rate of 2 cents aryes to be Wo the Sender on A leply w uits communteation was on ‘Thursday last 5 nisbing vy ts report, the Officers Of thts corn) * the cogimittee and the supserib mts nT a pany criti ‘d, a stenographic repor' Yersation between the oti and the subcommittee of + ce mentioned. The offi ts led to this cireum=tan by rae mlitee at the time, With the statement tnat it weuld be expected that i748 report would be equally accessible to both parti S When desired. Al a meeting of the fuil committee, Reld on raw day and after the receipt of the last-.2eBtoned | letter, the Secretary was also Instructed {0 ap- ply to the company’s oficers for a copy of tie | sténographer’s report of this conversation, 33 That the committee and the subscribers migat have the benetit thereof, to whieh request the secretary and treasurer of the company repli Uiat the report :aentioned Is a private record of the company, which hedid not feel at liberty to | furnish. ‘The ordinary avenues of information to as- certain a fair and reasonabie price to pay for Ubis commodity are not open to the genera: public. No competition exists. This impor- tant, apd now almost indispensable medium of communication and the dispatch of business 13 controlled and onerated at present by a tormi- dable atid wealfhy combination. Thé 653. of “plans,” Construction, apparatus, ana of ser- ice is almost entirely within the knowledge of the few persons who own or control this great monopoly. [n ine District of Columbia there is mo law, asin many of the states, cre- ‘img commissioners or other ollicers to exam- me, from time to time, aud to report on the operations and general affairs of corporation. and of their relations to tne general publi Had this company not offered through the pub- Ne press of this city to furnish the facts stated, it was and ts bound in justice to tts subscribers and customers, and in explanation and viadt- eaulon of the charges contemplated by Its cir- re hensive statement in detail that si £ges are fair and reasonable. We may also be permitted to state that the usefulness of the telephone greatly, if not en. Urely, depends on dispatch and accuracy tn the | transmission of messages and the facllittes offered its subscribers to converse promptly with each other, The indtvidual expression of the undersigned (and it ts almost a universal cause of complaint) {3 tnat the service now rendered by this company 13 unsatistactory and operates to the great intury and embar- rassment of the subscribers In fts use, Often during the business hours of the day very little Tah. - of the ec" at the conte if Was e oft-repeated reply from ‘the central offi for the purchase of orig! Work of some of favorite a ists, by attenda: ‘ue foliowing are the names Of the art- of the pietures rep- sen aiogue: Sontag, Koapp, hearer, Bondeil, St. Jolin, on embraces over two bu: vasses, and {s by far the finest coll tn Washington in a number of years. is under the direction of the well-known of Thomas Dow, ver) VERDICT FOR THE Distarcr.—Yesterday the Ctreult Court. was occupied witb the case of District of Columbia vs. Chtlds « Soa, an action for clay streets for which defendant contr: ten cents per cuble yard. The defence was ap Upat the clay became, in the grading pr cess, $o comminglea get .- led with other e27th that tt was of little or no value. The District claim : “AN, and the jury returned a verdict for & Curvess eat rice off of sharp-pointed sticks, but swallow Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup natir- ally. OLIVETTE.—The Initial performance of this prightiy little opera ta this couatry was given ‘evVeral weeks ago at oneof the New York thea- Ters abd Was an Instantaneous success, 1ts at- twactions making it second only to Pinafore In ~ | 1s dicected thereto, and others. | laken trom the grading aa certain 1 That line is busy now.” [11s in pewer of thie; ' company to remedy th{s evil, and tts attention | | Tbe company admits that the usé and man- { agement of the telephone {3 now In its infan | tat tC tssuch @ novelty that no one here or | elsewhere ts ag yet exberlenced in the most | economteal mode of managing it: neverthel | and to the face of these admisstons. if | arbitrarily, without consuiting or ftrnisbtag any information to its subscriber, establishes a system Of charges which will, f now allowed, ing; and, besides, to -cnd a_committes | to “the ‘company’ with an offer ot 50 per cent would be looked oa by it as j trivial, and he suggested that at least required tor the company woul come to reason |t 1 but was cheated out of i Mr. i. R. Perry moved that the report be re- ceived, which was adopted. THE QUESTION OF RATES DISCUSSED. Mr. J. L. Barbour offered a resolution that, the lessees of the telephone pledge tirm sup- port to the action of this meeting, and that the yeas and nays be called on it. Mr. 8. T. Wheatley thought that the rates proposed ‘were too large. He would vote against the report with the rates proposed, for ip Baltimore the people had the facilities for less rates. Mr. Cobb remarked that the proposed regis- t ring would ental! too much work, especlilly in ihe government departments, where thou~ sar ds of messages are sent annually. Mr. Perry remarked that Mr. W. M. Galt, of ‘he committee, had corresponded with ovner cits asto the rates, and the committee hal made an average in fixing the schedule wh ch ue Coought was about fair. ‘i At the suggestion of the chair and others Mr. Barbour withdrew the resolution. Mr. G. W. Cochran moved that ‘he vo'e on the adoption of the report be by yeas and nays. RULED OUT. Mr. W. H.Tenney ofiered a resolution that the subscribers sign al agreement to woandoa the use of the tel“phone alter their contracts have expired if there is any advance in present rates, provided a majority sign that agreement, and that the committee draw up a paper to Uiat effect and the supscribers be called on, It Was ruled out of order. ‘The report was amended so as to read, “the charges to be paid by the sender.” THE REPORT ADOPTED. The yeas and nays were valled on the adop- Uon of the report and it was adopted—2! young tn the ailirmative and 1—Mr, Tenney— inthe negative. When the names of George C. Maynard and Warren Choate (wno are con- nected with the telephone company) were called some One answered *‘No” for them, their votes were not recorded. The chat nounced that the report had been adopted. ‘The committee was Instructed, on motion of Mr. W. J. Stephenson, to present the report to all the subscribers and obtain thetr signatures. A PROPOSITION TO BUY OUT THE COMPANY. Mr. Edwards offered a resolution: “That a committee of tive be appointed by the chatr. With authority to open negotiations for the purchase of the property, franclise and eff-cis. Of the National Capital Telephone company, and to offer in payment thereof fifty per cent over and above the actual cost of plant, appa- ratus and construction, and to purchase 1s stock at fifty per cent over the actual amount paid tito the treasury therefor, with further authority, {f such purchase be obtained, toopen subscription books among the present sub- scribers to the telephone, to raise the funds necessary for payment thereof.” Mr. Perry offered a3. a subsiitute a_proposi- tion “that the secretary send the rates adopted to the telephone company, with a request that they take action thereor Mr. Edwards said that Mr. Perry had not had the experfence some of the other incmbers of the committee had with the oft The Johnson-Johnson Murder Trial. TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENCE. a Yesterday, im the Criminal Court, Judge James, the trial of John Silas Marshall John- so, a@ young white man, for the mur- | der of James E. Johnson, colored, on the 29th of March last, was continued after our report Messrs Corkhill and Perry for the goy- ernment. and Messrs. Cook, Williams and Falis for the vefence, Mrs. Eliza J. Weaver, of Baltimore, Md... an Aunt of the defendant, testified to hereditary insanity in the family, coming from the Jolo- son side of 1. Adjourned. TO-DAY. ‘The trial was resumed this morning, and Mrs. Weaver resumed the stand and testified that her father (grandfather of defendant) becam? depressed in spirits because of business tro bles and lost his mind. She testified to defen ant being frightened; to his haying a swelling on the side, and to his suffering from sunstroke when a child, and that while living tn Baltithore up to 1871 his mind did not seem to be right, abd he was taken from school in consequence. Oceana Abigatl, Rebecca B. Johnson and James H. Jobnson testified to the injuries received by defendant and to evidences of hi3 mind being unsound. ‘There has been a series of misfortunes tor some of the people engaged in this trial. First Mr. Cook, the senior counsel for defence, was iil when the trial commenced; Col. Corkhill, the District attorney, next was contined for a week to bis room by sickness; then one of the jurors, Mr. Divine, become sick from erysiptlas, which necessitated a Suspension of the trial several days last week; and to day another juror, (Mr. Jonn H. Mitche 1.) appeared with a huge Dand- age about his left hand. Mr. Mitchell while strapping a razor on his hand yesterday after- noon inflicted a very severe cut, but Lt will not prevent him from sitting through the trial. District Government Affairs. In accordance with Senate resolution of Jan- uary Sth, the Commissioners to-day transintt- ted to that Dodya list of all applications for liquor Heenses “made since November 1st, the commencement of the license year, together with the names of the signers of property hoid- ers and residents, and all other papers contalno- Ing information in relation thereto, for iatorm- atlon of the Senate. APPELLATE COCRT FOR DISTRICT CASES. Commissioners Dent and Morgan yesterday hada consultation with the judges of the Su. | preme Court of the District with reference to the necessity of appeal cases being tried with litule delay. It was represented that the delay in reaching these cases operates many times in the trlal on appeal, being simply a matter of form. The judges decided that hereatter they will hold an appellate court for District cases once a week, Amusements. &ce Forts Orgra Hovss.—Willie Edouin’s com- paby opened at the Opera House last evening ‘With their “Dreams.” ‘The audience was a large and more than satisfied one. In “Dreams” there Is no halt In the jolity. Willte Edoutn ts an entertainment in himself, and Mr. Kruger, as the photographer, is_an excellent comedian. Mr. Edouin has first-class people with him. Miss Belton, the lady tenor, and Miss Shap- leigh, an excellently trainéd soprano, sing cer beautiful songs, which are worth being ear NaTIONAL THEATER. —Mr. Joseph Jefferson Played “Bob Acres” last night, as he only can ieuder tt, The play went off admirably. John Drew, Maurice Barrymore, Frederic Robinson and Miss Rosa Rand, his leading sup- port, doa great dex! towards making the per- tormance one of the most finished and excel- eo given here. “ihe Rivals” again to night Lixcoun Haut.—The Bernhard Listeman company, of Boston, give a concert at Lincoin 2 pany. After his experience ne to send any member to the company to arrange terms. The company should come to them. Mr. R. T. Merrick, on motion of Mr.G. W. Cochran, was invited to address the meeting. | and§did so, soying the telephone company, like all corporations, Was looking to the pubitt good exclusively, [lauguter), and as the people of Washington are kindly disposed to this | object, while opposed to paying the con- Paby’s demands, they propose to take this losing enterprise from off their and pay 50 per cent for te pr of recelving it. He had read in Tag EVENING Srak that Jay Gould and Vanderbilt had, like Philanthropists, made a comobinatio. for the public g to'give cheaper rates, 2 and applause.| ‘The gas ¢ public benefactor, aud the charges now as much as tora ouly receive about one elghth vu} people of the District are patient and law- abiding, and he was surprised that they should put their judgment against this benefactor. ‘There was some pertinence in Mr. Perry’s sug- gestion that this proposition to buy out was uot in accordance with the object of the meet- ico per cent should be offered. While they have | Lo Information from the oflicers of Uae coinpany 5 to the cost and expense, the st has | up to such a price that It cannot be bad for less ) percent. To be successtul there m: ited action, for success depended upon If the rates proposed are not accepted the tele plores should be given up and tae wires cut. Ife did not, however, bel p That this would be 4 be guided by sound sense. could not make terms tuere were othe instruments which Could be obiained, and those ent to-night were suflictent in number to e the enterprise remuuerative. As soon as there IS an intimation that relations must be closed with the company his ‘nstruament would 0 Out Of Dis house and tle Wires ol! bis root. ‘Apphiuse. Mr. J. H. Crane referred to ive ab graph and railroad company re 8 also to the absence of repre: of the District Commissioners’ Gite. showed as to the former that monovoll together, and a3 to the last, that w under a despotism. Mr. Edwards withdrew his resolution. chran sald Loere were some exp. and called for funds, watch ¥ It, Jjourned subject to call. LE ART Sale commenced last evening. 's Hall was filled to its full capacity by the best citizens. The first sixty numbers in the catalogue were offered, only a few being withdrawn. The prices realized, however, were very low, insome cases not the value of the frames. 'SUll, Mr. Scott sald he woutd sell gardless of worth, and so he did. Jar sale wil be continued this and to-morrow évenings at § O'clock. No sueh character of palatlngs come | to this elty but once a year. It is hoped better prices may be realized in the future sales, Adel, THE LIQvOR DEALERS’ AssoctaTioN met last nigbt, Frank Hume in the chair and George Holmes secretary. Mr. Bartholme, trom ie Special committee to collect fun reported #44 received, as follo OBrien, $5; Engel, $10; Wm. Mueh . Bartholme, $1: Thos. ‘Jones, 50¢.; W Heddy "Welsh. John Groff, J euc ert, ltuchert, $1; A. Campson, 32 . A discussion Was held on a newspaper articie on prohibition. during which Mr. Meara and Mr. Hume said the statements in the article w ot tr Keppel quoted from the artic! represented a8 coming from Major Broe! rt, that three-fourths of the crimes in rict were caused by liquor. He would advise the chief of police to resume his occupation of talor, and not undertake to make statements about matters of which he knew nothing. Mr, O'Meara moved to return a vote of thanks to Mr, Emery for withdrawing his protest to #€0. Beri Mr le ug restaurants around the Washington m: . A discussion followed, In wiich Mr. Hume took the ground that t by Mr. Emery had been within ston, and if any thanks a they should be to the directors ot the market company and not ta Mr, Emery, As for the charge that the Liquor Dealers’ Association had opposed Mr. Emery’s election !n the Matual Fire Insurance Company, it was false. Had they done so the result would ravst icly have been place the subscribers hereafter at the mercy of thé company, with afair prospect of further j Inereased assessments in the future. Your | { committee 1s of the opinion that the present ; affords a favorable opportunity to test 2nd sue. by a aestré £6 obtain and receive efS Of this company the facts they ‘a:ed through the press, they were not ovly Willing, but anxtous to furnish, with a view to report more intelligently, a schedule or system of rates and charges for the use of this modity, and to deal fairly and equitably With the subscribers and the telephone co pany In adjustiug the differences now extsttn: and, relying on apd belfeving In the good fatin of The promises of its officers, the undersigaed have delayed, with perhaps ccnosiderable tucoi- Ventence and Injury to many of the subscribers, the preparation of this repert. in the hope that the company’s officers would fulfill thetr prom- . We have concluded that they do not tt- tend to do so. The schedule of charges pr:- by this committee 13 based upon the best | | | \ { | i ota 2 | information tt has been able to command and a popularity. dt was immediately put upos ths | careful consideration of te wnole subject. a a A Re ng Rg over the country. The music is bright, mirth- | (@°D and every = and By caste Oty cateninmaeteenyche | Rus vated ets Sosorent ands re eougs and snuch of ‘the’ ieee secure the objects of this association, and we the chorus are destined to be ver; nular. Z pee eee oe opera is not only good bat Pitan ony ee eee charges aa i eegee This Thee aes and sur | CcRCSond. That @ permanent orguatzation be now unis eft) cathartic waters, 4 domesti umpur | cuty of ascertainng and Tepo res and kidney ey | clntaoe tes fealty of 05 active preparation for production in | created. y February 14th at Ford's Opera House. or MINERAL WATERS. — Congress Water—Tne under the name of “ ‘Telephone Subscribers’ Protective Association of the Dis- teiet of Columbia,” and that its officers be as at rind Comat the executtve committee, among ‘Third. That eae 8 ther things, be Aero or organ- different. Mr, Garthoime opposed the vote of tanks, anu, on motion, the whole matter was lald OD ine tabie by a vote of 36 104. A general uisétissisn was then had on the proposed legls- lation to Increase liquor licenses to $250, and it was decided to oppose such legislation by all means in thelr power. a A SKILLET AS 4 WEaron.—Sallle Johnson and Suste Siinmons, two colored gt ere charged in the Pollce Court this moruing wita an affray. A colored woman, hamcd Mary Jotunsoa, test - fed that these girls were at her house yesterasy when they had 4 dispute, and called each ot a'r bad names, and Susie Siramons took the sktllet off the stove and suuck Salite ou the heaa with it. They then went out in the alley and “ni aud ft, until they got tired. Susie Seemed to lave gotten the worst of if. Sallte took tae Stand, and stated that when Susie s"ruck her on the head with the skillet, she Invited her out to fieht. The court imposed a fine of $5 or 10 days. each In jail. AN Imvortant Decistox.—To-day in the Cir- cuit Court, Judge MacArthur. the case of Mrs. Hall taisevening. ‘The program has been ad- | mirably chosen and will be rendered by the fol- lowing artists: Bernhard listeman, violin; Ed. ward Heindl, t!ute, viola and zither; John Mul- laly, prim, viola and violin; Fritz Listeman, Violin; Alex. Heindl, violoncello aud saxo- phone: Henry Greene, double bass. ‘Ine Lapixs of the Methodist Protestant Church, of Georgetown, will give a supper at the lecture-room, on Congress street, to-mor- row evening. Lincoin Hatn.—Judge A. W. Tourgee, author of “A Foor’s Errand,” Xc., will lecture ’ at Lin- coln Hall to-morrow evening. DR. JOHN LoRD will deliver a serles of tec- tures, under the auspices of the Y. Lincoln Hall, Soramien ping ne: ning. His subject for that “Dante—Rise of Modern Poetry.” ture will be preceded by a half-hour organ con- cert by Prot. BischotT THE NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS met last night and decided that it was not feasi- ble to hola running meeting this spring, but That atrotting meeting would be held May 3, 4,5, and6. ‘The committee having the matter in charge reported that there was every proba- bility of a large number of hores being here at that time. The treasurer reported that $6,000 of the subscription recently made had been aid In, and the tinanctal future of the asso- ation looked very bright and encouraging. Mok Rowperigs.—The grocery and provision e ot Mr. O. R. Wixom, No. 434 9th street, d last night by burglars by opening the frontacor witha Kimmy, and stole turee hams, t-vo pieces of smoked beet, some smoke-1 pork, two cans of jelly and mustard and mide thelr escape unseen by any one. The door was found open this uiorning....an at lempt was al: fnto Ruppert tancy store on sth, between F and G strevis, in the Same man Osz Way TO A Divorce Surr.—The of Ella L. Floyd agt. Jon B. Fioyd for divorce, filed in December fast, has been dismissed oF nuit, who writ under date of tie ith n13e 2 renewed my marriaze latious with him. The clerk of the court wit therefore please enter Lie said case as dismissed and release him from all payment of alimony. ——_e——_ TuE Capitar Crry GuaRD, Captaln Thomas Skelly, have ordered from Messrs. Horstman, Bros. & Co., of Philadelphia, their equipments, white waist and cross belts, cartridge boxes, sc. and from Messrs. Simmons & Son, of Oak Ho Boston, their plumes (butt and red), which completes their uniform. The goods will arrive here on the 14th Instant, and on the evening of the 15th the company. will parade tn full uniform, and be the escort of the “Wasb-- ington Cadets.” the occasion being the tation of a stand of colors W the adets.” A committee of ladies, of which Mrs, Julla Smallwood Is president, will, ata later date, present to the guards a handsome Set of colors, ——— THE UssK OF Evan: Unknown heirs of Smith was filed to-day by W. P. Bell. This is @ proceeding for substituting a trustee where a juguice of the peace some years ago attempted by consent of parties and a formal acknowl edgement of the trustee, and acceptance by one Schwartz to substitute the latter as trustee, who thereupon conveyed the title to the prop- erty and ever since, of course, the title has been clouded, the original trustee being dead, and so far as knowm, leaving no children or heirs in Unis country, hence this proceding. ES MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to W. H. Thompson ana Madge Pettit, both of Fair- fax county, Va: George Angustas Hyde, of York, and Ida West Kidwell; Alfred A. Starr and Rosie C. Hetnline; George Young and Mary Simms; Henry (. Barnes and Cornelia Marlow; Jeremiah Elbert and Maggie Wood. ONE HUNDRED STYLES or NEW SPRING MADRAS GINGHAM, BLEACHED COTTONS AND. BROWN COTTONS AT BOTTOM FIGURES. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 12:00 p.m, and extinguished at 6::5 am. The deectives last night arrested Henry Thomas and Talbert. Swann, both colored, Whom they found on the street, having In their possession a lady's cloth sack’ eoat, boy"s nat, white mul and handkerchief, and several other articles, of which they coula’ give no acconat. ‘They ave held for a hearing. ‘The Carroll Insttiute met last eventng, J.T. Fallon president, and Dr. A. H. Glennan 3-¢ tary. Mr. Hannon, trom the committ Ported plans and designs for the erection of a uuilding for the use of the Institute, and a com- mittee was appointed to devise a plan for rais- ing the necessary amount— 30.000, ‘lizabeth Lambrie, a colored woman about fifty years old. while on her way last night to St. Augustine’s church fair, was taken su identy {ll on 15th street, between L and M_ streei ‘She was removed to the residence of Mr. Pant Jones, No. 1132 15th street, when Father Barrott Was sent for. Dr. Augusta was also summoned, but arrived too late. He decided that she had died of heart disease, Her body was removed to her house, 933 N street, and the corouer no- fe The Schuetzen Verein met last night and the resolutions as tothe death of Mr. R. Rudhart Were read, and a committee (consisting of J. Vogt, Simon Wolf, Chas. Ebel and R. Sor! guth} was appointed to present them & Tamily of the de eased. Last night an oid colore? man named Michael Dector, 91 years of age, cau to the Sih pre- cint station house having jost bis way tn the streets. He was taken to bis home, lis Hl steet northwest, by 0 Ticer Jackson. A dead child was found at the corner of 14th aud P streets northwest last eventag by some men shovelling snow. The body was so d-- composed that it was impossible to tell the sex or color of the deceased. About 11 o'clock last vight Rf. Mages, well- known Lee | Washington, was badiy cut on the left hand with a butcher knife by L. Ricar, a restaurant Keeper on sth street, opposite Lu Ker ti ‘columbia Tent, No. 140, N. O. Rechabites, bas installed the following officers: C. K., de Szegedy: D. R., Philip Rodier, jr.. Cong.. Wm. Bellew; Sbep., C. J. We 7. HL. Wil- etzel; RS, W Harris. —— ‘The Courts, URT IN GENBRAL TERM. Murray agt. Ager; argued and mith; dismissed. Phil- lps agt. Carney; death of one of the plaintiffs Suggested. Blackford agt. Brown; re aanded to the Special Term. Poole et al. agt. Ken- nedy; mandate for the United States Supreme Court fled. To day, Ebbinghaus agt. Kian; on hearing. Equity Cover—Juage Cor, To-day, Balwain agt. Johnson; sale ratified McLain agt. Burley; demurrer.’ Ashton agi. Wall; auditor's report ordered to be tiled. Cook agt Cook; order on defendant. Moore ast. Dis- Net : Cor Yesterd: submitted. Curry agt. Sr Circurr Court—Judge MacArthur. To Gay, Smith agt. Boyd; motion to sell over- ruled. Shepherd agt. Davis: defendaut called, and judgment. Smith agt. Pepper; verdict for CITY ITEMS. The Compr in coldor Uses of Hab Punch beverage bot or cod, e are N18 basis, rend Where, and perience Tit deservediy papalare wulariy with those w iminating palate re = It ts now kept side-boards of con- hetsseurs, Sold everywhere at $1 se Cold or Intinenza g, sloughing and death of the senses of smell, taste and hearing Sanford’s Radical Cure for Catarrh is supreme. Complete | external and internal trestment tor g’. When Everything Else Fail You will ond Catarrh Remédy. The * afictent to care Pa. avenue . corner 12th street and Pa. avenue, cists, 42 Dr. Allen's se eye and Gout Lo- 0. Will cure almost any case In two days. no mat- ter how severe. Price 50 cents. No cure, no Pay. Sold by all druggists. Rough on Rat The thing desired found at ts gists tor Kough, on Rata, It mice, roaches, bed bugs, &., . Benear’s Cough Mixtur, Will surely cure any ordinar: Try oe betues, 2c, Sold by drugzists, 03 ta A Pure and F ffec ir Dressing. Cocoaine. 2 compound of Coeoanut Ol, beau Ulles the hair aud ts sure to a! and frritation of the scalp. ‘The superiority of Burne’ tracts consists in strength. Eminent Dr Wm. alr Macon. Ga., 's ay all itching oring Ex- thelr perfect’ purity and reene, 4 the virtues (tract of Beet in levig’s Liquid E deblilty, weakness, depression, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite and nervous amiicitoas, and have used.” Sold by ALLEN’S BRAIN Foon, 13 the only rilable tonte for brain aud sexual organs of elther sex gi, Alldruggists. Storr & Crowe. Agents, 0 S0 Pennsylvania avente, A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat Should be stopped. Negleet froquently results In an incurable a, disease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and baisams, but acts directly on the inflamed parts, allaying Irritation, give reltel in asthma, brouchitts, coughs, vatarrh and the throat troubles which singers and public speakers aresubject to. Sold box everywhere. “Alderney Wagon Fresh Alderney butter churnel every morn- defendant, Atkinson agt. Pledmont and Ar- ington Life Insurance Company; jndginent of condemnation, Wilson agt, Salter; verdict tor plaintift $55, POLICE CovRT—Judge Snel, To-day, Charles L. Milter, loud and boistero: forfeited collateral. Daniel Webster, Charl Robinson and Lewis Black, do.; forfelted col lateral. John Hughes, vagrancy; bonds or 9) gays. Henry Johuson. carrying a razor and threatening to cut a colored girl's throat; $50 or 90 days in the workhouse. “James 8. Pettis, Andrew D. Moore, Wm. Wallace, Thomas EF. Waggaman, two cases, faliing to ‘remove snow from their sidewalks: $2 each. Thos. W. Lyon, Mary Jackson, Jaines Prather, Luttrell & Wine, JoBn rv. Crutchett, S. B. Colle, Win. J. Wilson, David D. Porter and August Mankin, do.; for- felted collateral. Wm. Douglas, threats to ‘Thomas Myers; bonds or 60 days. Edwa. Smith, lareeny Of an anvil from J.D. M days. Sarah Johnson and Suste siinmon afiray; $5 or 10 days. John Brown, larcen nelle pros. West Washington, nee Georgetown. 1. MBETING OF THE TBNTH ASSOCIATION was held last night at 3 Goddard's Hail. ‘The report of the secretary, Mr. F. King, show Receipts for six years—Dues, $166.533.3 $59,469. fines. $1, insurance, $487.51; total, £22s,- paymepts ‘for five years— withdrawals, $43,499.91; e. total, alin. uft aximun total assets, $2,515.5 cancel abont 17 shares at the m rate. ‘The association began with 2 clent t 595 shares; cancelled in 4 years 1,507 shares, In the fitch year 144 Deught out, 164 drawn, 231 settled; sixth year 170 drawn, 112 settled, 59 bought out; leaving 1,195 shares, of which 646 are bought out; leaving 459 yet to cancel. Durin: the last 5 ear four pieces of property were gol AL a 108s Of $26.11 To the association. The el Uon resulted as follows: Wm. Clabaugh, pI dent; James Goddard, vice president, Rober! Frey, treasurer; Ferdinand Ktag, . Directors—Jas. F. Birch, William King, Jolin 1 Robinson, Thomas Dowling, A. Lewis. 31,300. was disposed of, dred at the stock valué ‘THE FUNERAL Of Joseph Weaver took pia e trom bis late residence yesterday afiernoo . Dr. Murray and Kev. Mr. King. of the ofticlated, and Messrs. W. W. Civ gla, C. M. Buchey, J. D. Cuthell, and B. b. Williams acted a3 Frey, ‘Wm. V. being twenty shares ret RELIEF OF THE PooR,—The amount ot money distributed from the citizen's rejlet fand, fuel and groceries, for the poor, by the polices up to the present time, has beén $10,056.55. No more orders will be given until the accounts ake pean balanced and the bills have been audite re TROPIC. FRUIT LAXATIVE. PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND PLANTS, is the BEST and most AGREEABLE preparation in the world for CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS, HEADACHE, INDISPOSITION and a!l disorders arising from an obstructed state of the system. 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TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvanta aven south side, feb5 Near Seventh Street. 433 Seventh Street Northwest. 8, pair for $2.50, renee T. NIMMO, SOLE AGENT FOR THE WORLD RENOWNED HEINEKAMP PIANO. Wilson ‘Salter was tried. The platowt pur some goods from defendant, as he clumed, under an agreement that she was to pay for the goods on the installment plan, and ‘Unat the title should remain in nim until toe defendant throwgn'a constable 100s made the ne the Is, aad (oO recover the Court in deciding im followed the decision of the Court in General "Perm and a recent one in the Supreme Court of Une United States and said these contracis on the Installment plan were contracts of sale, and that the seller to prowct himself must comply with the Jaw aud take a deed on the zoe A Verdict Was readered for platotit for FOR EXQUISITE TONE, FINE WORKMANSHIP AND DUBABILITY, ‘These Beautifal Instruments are taking the lead everywhere. 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Jed in to buy an imitation a hich can be bought f ee 2 genuine er “iano. G. Ki is the Deck 4 Virginia for the gen’ D. Pease Pianos. Pp ILVENT. — Warranted to care lard and hoft CORNE without, or Patt G. GIESLEB. Bole Agent, Boots and = ‘Vth st. morthwest, No cure ao pay, | greatly to your advantage to & Cromwell, 350 | | ____ AMUSEMENTS. IN 2 With the f Mrs. John Drew Mr. Frederic Mr. Maurice ymio.e aa Mise Rosa Rand as. FRIDAY AND RATUR: aid ADsolute erry rin AY EVENINGS AND NES JOSEPH JEDPEPRSON AS RIP VAN WINKLE ONDAY, F eR Ly's FROLIOK BNEB’S MUSIC HALL, E st. northwest, bet. 7th and st SATURDAY MATL MBE. GRAND CONCERT THIS EVEN uy SCBNEIDER’S ORCHES PROY febs-st L. PENZANCE, Lows’ HaLi., = MITE ASSOCIATION, BIDAY and SATURDAY Ev: O11 apd 12, and Saturday M. kets : Peeerved 5 & Co.'s Music Stor pe. ImMMIC. Prof. Immick o toh & Openi DAY BYE 4 ti De tyerott ) rimmed OPERA HOUSE. COMMENCING MONDAY, FEUBUALY 7, WILLIE EDOUIN'S SPARKS COMPAXY, Including RACHEL RANGER espe: from the Globe theater, Witte 1 Dresenuing the’ quaint and queer uiuel- DREAM™MS: Music Exquisite. Cosromine MIRTH UNLIMITED INGENIOUS KEVOLVING SCENERY. WONDERFUL AND STARTLING MbCHANT EFPROT MONDAY, FEBRUARY lire, The Latest and ¢ sae ao" York > OLIVETTE. THE LADL ant Chureh of ELEGanr. a ACCOSs, ‘ide ie OF THE METHO. porcetown will pre- K* KOOM om Con- BVENING, cents. at the u ress street. on WEDNESDAY inet., at 8 olclock. supp the tev?- pe preceded by a hal ert by Prof. Bisch: z RY 11, 8PM —Rise of Modern Portry BATURDAY, FEBRUARY Martin Luther—The Protestant 1 FRIDAY, fc SATUBDAY, Fi Daniel Webster—si Bingle Admission, 59 canta. Conrae Rererve Seat lickets for Course, #1. 5u. Ya, 923 Pennsylvania av after WEDNESDAY, February 9th. ECTURE BY J L GEE, LL.D, jor of ‘Fool's Errand,” HALL, WEDNESDAY, Fen'y 9.1881 Tickets 50 cents, for sale st Mobun’s, Paret’e & Finiey’s book stores: Metzerut! music store; (14th st.) drug stores, m the evening of the lecture. Re- cents extra—may be secured st Pa- ret’s book store, 1221 Pennsylvania sve. nerth- ‘west. feba-er ekets, $12 Vo be had nue, On an Tebo-or UDGE A. W, TOUR- ON GRAND CONCERT, BY THE ED LISTEWAN CONCERT PANY OF BOSTON. FINEST, COMBINATION OF ROTO INSTRU MENTALISTS IN AMERICA, Assisted by the noted Soprano, Miss AMY SHER- eee A WIN. of New York, late with THOMAS’ OR- OBESTRA; and the popular Tenor, Mn. THEQ. J. TOEDT, of New York, at LINCOLN HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1831. BERNBAED LISTEMAN. Violin. Formerly Soloist snd Leader of Theo. Thowas® Orches'rs snd of the Boston Philhat jo Club, EDWAKD HEINDL. Flute, Viola and Zither. te of the Men hn Quintette Clab, JOHN MULLAL Prim, Viola and Violin? 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