Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-11

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RoAO--A large meeting Of Substantial citizens
took place lsst night at Temperancc Han, on E Ct,
In Response TO invitations for that purpose 70 one
hundred gentlemen Of al parts Of the District to
take into consideration the organization of
washington and Georgetown Railroad Company.
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On motion by Charles 8. Jones, ESQ, aat -
kssoicsd, That COMMITTEES Of I've be appointed,
with sushori,y 70 PrsPsts bill e be ssgsd upon
struction Of y PASSENGER railway on Pa avenue
upon the principle Of open joint-stocx snhsefip,
tor, limited In such manner as to allow, a. fsr
as possible, all citizens Of the District Of Columbia
who may be dispceed 70 participate In the same
On motion q John l. Smith, Esq IT, was
Rssetrsd, That committee Of nine-one from
town-be appointed to take into consideration the
whole subject Of railroad from the Navy Yard In
Washington TO Georgetown, and report 10 sub
esfcuiased 70 accom- piisS the object In view.
The hair appointed a. such committee, one
from each ward In Washington, a. follows: 8. ID.
Castleman, Jsss 2 Halliday, Hudson Tayler, John
George Alstsingly; and from Georgetown, Mesrs
w. "A. Bradley and John l.. Kidwell. 80
On motion by AR. w 2. Price, the resolution
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the resolution was then referred 70 the committee
on Organization, together with documents acts Of
Congress, etc Prssen,ed BY gentlemen present.
that when the Injecting adjourn &c adjourn 20 meet
again On Tuesday evening nezf.s sgs ~ .ssl
In the course Of some discussion In relation to
the COS: q laying single track railroad, It was
stated mat tbe cost per mile would be about
80 oW, and that the cost Of each car win be $500
Hwas also estimated that thirty-ave cam would
the great object of the meeting was to make
such timely movement as 10 secure TO the citizens
here, who are most nearly concerned in such an
enterprise, the properly and control Of It, and at
popular extent practicabis The amount Of the
sharrs was not determined upon, but $50 was the
side sik asa proper whine 70 bring them into the
thsi capital ssser OF $50 90 would Be saiciest
Tor the entire work. szz - ~ q - 4
THx conrLtHEsrasrcostrsr at philharmonic
Han, last night, was attended by a crowded and
brilliant audience, which must have been highly
gratifying 70 the lady In whose behalf the affair
was rendered. Considerable disappointment was
experienced At the non appearances Of the Wash
ington fayorite, Prof. Benkert, whose name was
announced As conductor Of the entertainnent and
the orgsnist of Sc. Aloysins Church. An enicient
orchestra was present, selected with due care ky
Prof Ia Weber, under whose lead they opened
Aub-r's bsantifal overture to La Dame Blanche.
The. programme was made up almost entirely Of
gems from HaydnS Creation, as follows: s.fhe
sfnilyrf Giorv . n, ..ia ell ,.rS...s ~ a.
Dawson: Gwifh yerdure Clad % sonr.,c, ~. ~
ssss n IN. By AZ. Young; By Thee win
and M EdW Jons CO.. Tb.s rss s,0
Soul Awsits- % Trio, wen sung by MIss Andersen
soprano solo. sung BY Ms. Young: ana he en EN-
OF the whole Performance, being su nd hon
Of iIs moss sublime idea o. The great co@possr,
l.,6ncefai consort, q duett most delIoiously rem,
osd i ss.as soosss sss solo .aS and
PLY performed by Miss Kate Anderson. Betwerp
ouisitely Kuhlaw,s beautifuiiv toneh3nc son no
aDe< Htmruel LAT zine Tbrsc1. cesyei.ts, |Tss.,
Eeavsns vsPt TsanJ sseompasisd BY D.. fefs-
the Violin kno~sthsr. he ceecsss rss ..
esjeysble one and woaid bar repessinr. win
new proxramme - - : - = - !
cncrfr In the .p,,,v., a. Ma, "a
Hoover foe an i1junction TO prevent the Msrshal
from selling eetSfn partnership catfie to satssy
Jndgnent against Hoover individually, the Court
81 ia, Sc. The sPPoiasd
- Tue &c q vsadsrpool ana smith ags. John r.
Dennis wa suit to recover el2l, the value Of
of H. being sSaa z pood e wsss
10 came TO hand, not proving On tsiaI 70 be what
was reprssestsd, dsfsads.s refnssd IT, The jury
fhs snit Of Garetssn sgt Darling wss an action
70 reeeses e3oo, the amount of claim assigned 70
pl.iatin BY . son Of the defendant, who vas an
onieer In the House Of Representative. The
.younger Darling be since died and defendants
sdmisistered on his estate and received the sal)
due decessed sszlsfy, which defendant con yerted
% he ne ofthe sdminisfration PIaIntIF cisimed
The smoant a. wholly his BY psior assienr,ent.
On full hearinx. ne Court ordered q "a ores
on the ground that he assignm q q wong Daf-
ling ~as void, Il being contrsfy 70 the act q Con
ions. = - - '' 90 = - '1se asn'o-
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I'm thr ec~,s,sf~a fs~c--<ssss,~. s,..s;c =
fed H. Cc1r thsf the4 d,sirrS ,, vssss.s nv ~
sixfh pepIicnffon 40 vbirb 'dcrn.,r.r IA -.
made by Tez,rondepf Itis g.cer,,5v nnds,.,oe5
ahowever. fRsf the case viii % - Ssssi =. 81,
rnefffs hut no dsv has hen firsS ~ ~ stI
Levin s~ldner' .drni.i~S,esos - - - -
suit for balance OF 5000 - - ~ 49,. ~, -
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