Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-19

guase there. 40o'' 'aon Ian
~ mr. sardo suggested TO putin ds-a.s. Laugh.
Mr.; Lee srEued that all who cam. he,,
sr1sid b. compelled to furnish . clear card
,nis Sln ne soeisty; Any one who did net de-
VIE .nouId hos be allowed 70 ct TX t,p-.
me Chair stated that all woe reou,ret L,
o'lre card, and the forenoon OF avery Zee
oonstd 70 receive such card b. fore a prin.
hr. Lee ststd that be had voykad h.,. -,
W"tks without card,
hr: Judd ssk.d il he (I.ee) had not b.en
t ior o Others as AZ m rnher, with
cor he was allowed to work.
MI Lee admitted the facts as stated
Mr. snawrai'ed the point that this discussion
The Chair decided tina, the poin, Of order was
W. u taken. w.
hr: Lee. "WeIl, sir, we must talk ON TIL,
WI, thtr it is acceptable to the society OF not"
MI Lee contin ued, and proceeded to SPEAK of
the meeting at Jackson Hall.
lie chaif called him ~ order, and said he
muttconfne himself to the subject before the
Nj Lte.-WelI, sir, haven't q right to bring
In Inc originality OF the question:
he went on to yfmaIk, nearly as can DO
branch Of the National Union, thay would
nave the support Of sixty three Unions II a
.'rike occurred herr, all these Unions must
n' Up mem along. As 1t was, aorthern printers
could come here and work under prices there
being no branch Union here.) and on going
back, could yet be received in full atf,iiat,on
WIN Inc National Union. This WAS the first
cry IN the Union, and yet we could not earn
"a much as We could in New York City
toiee.-"Why don't you go there thenr"
Anotner voice-"Thats his business"
Mr.. Lee wanted 10 know II piece hands w.re
Obliged TO stay In the oface from nine O'Clock
al hls ht until six in the morning without copy
ne thought that all should contribute their
shsre, and until the Columbia Socia:y Ia
manded that all should join them, another
society should De organized.
MI: franzoni moved the adoption Of q rule
Limiting the speeches to three min tas; carried
Mr. haw introduced by way or amendment,
the following resolution
Resolved, further, That in the opinion OF this
meeting the scale or prices should DO raised
twenty-five Per cent. Immediately; and the
columbia Society are req uestfd To take action
thtreon, IN connection with the matters men
ticneo in Mr.. Whaley's resolution.
MIR. J Judge raised the point of order that Mr.
Haik'ns resolution takes precedence Of all
others.
W. ca.-ssI move we adjourn"
Gict s-'' " itEdraw thatn' Put the mo-
GER"
Mr.. Lee moved to lay the motion to al ourn
or he tabr. [Laughtar.l
The motion 70 adjourn was withdrawn
Mr Watkins said that as he understood the
cailf for this meeine 1t was to slider the expe-
dirncy OF apply ing for a charter from the Ma
tlonaI Union. This had not yet been referred
to- He thought the first object of the meeting
should be TO consider whether it vas expedieut
10 ask for "a charter OF not. He therefore moved
the pre- vious question on his amendment
mr. Lee moved the previous question be laid
on The table. Laughter.
Tie Chair called him TO order, and stated that
Encer TIE operation or tho previous question
no one had a right 10 the floor. He would put
the resolutions i'm order
MI shaw,s motion was lost by vote OF 81
ayes 10 II nays.
MIR. " Eairy's and Mr.. Watkins resolutions
were both adopted.
Mr. Biden moved to reconsider the VOTE, and
mat he resolutions be laid over in formally for
one week.
Several persons moved to adjourn
Nil Ii moved to lay the motion to adjourn
on the table.
Ri Sardo opposed an adjournment until all
The business WAS TRANSACTED. If we adjourned
now, the same 50 cong lomsration'' would assem-
Die al Inc next meeting, and nothing would be
done. He moved the adoption OF the last rrso-
luton in Mr.. Judd's series, in relation to piece
work.
The resolution was adopted, and is as fol.
lows:
Ees9lred, That it is, in the opinion OF this
meeting. absolutely necessary that the scale Of
prices OF the Columbia Typographical Society.
so lar as regards piece work be remodelrd and
better regulation OF the rnles for piece work
generally had.
After some desultory discussion, the meeting
adjourned.
'tFANTISR," from .sLes Aiserables."-A great.
er literary sensation than Hugos L" Les Mi,er,,-
thf pr, sent century, the most glo wing aud lab
orate histories, the most enchanting fables hayn
all teen ecilpssd in their startling and entranc.
ing interest by the last work of fiction OF the
or, at exll,d French rumancrr. Il musical,
spectacu ar play from the first number Of thi,
sensation al novel h. been dramatized by Mr.
ALERT Cast edy, Of Growers thrater, and vii!
lie 4! oduccd THIS evening for the first time. Ali
tie music Is compo' ed by koppi,z, the scenery
panied by Strong, and The mechanical effects
ex' cuted by Putnam, after the design CT tne
mt ha x-nis N-s,Et a,~Ip~
lality OF III. novel would undoubtedly 4oure
!uii houses for a long time, but the mana ger
anEounces that priority OF engagements vii.
preclude its productions but for a few mig Is
Il oaHce for four couples, songs for Misses vi.
ola Crocker and Sophie Climber, and Mr.. J. L.
Barrett, and choruses for the entire company,
will characterize the production.
MAeoNIC.-At stated communication of
Dawson Lodge No. l6, F. and A. NJ, on NJ IN.
cay evening, the following officers were duly
tns alied:-J. l.. Z. Holinead, w. NJ; w. :.
koterts, :. W. J. Pierson, J. W.; S. E. Muir
ply, Secretary; :. r. Bell, Treasurer; J. T.
Fairbanks, s, D.; ]. Larcombe, J. d.; T. Crea.
ser. I.
EURsLARr-At an early hour on Saturday
morning he s'or" of James Ginnatty, on Four
tes tn and l. streets, was broken into by tore.
iDg open the back door, and sack OF -four, n
nAmber OF hams and o'her groceries, with about
one dollar In coppers carried of.
colored boy named Toby Dutch set a vicious
deg on n an named Dani.l Mccarthy, in the
FIRST Ward, and re was bitten badly on the leg.
officer - nChcomb arrested the Toy and he W as
fnt to jail TO answer the charge Of assault aud
battery.
. SERPIEsr rAGE OF to-duy's .Stor for interest
ing local articles.
DR VoE Ao5CHZIsKKs, 927 Penn. avenue can
for Limited tin longer he consulted on all mala
dies OF the Bye and Ear. Des fnsss Noises in the
Head, Throat and Catarrhal Affections. 10 L. ~
TH1 sI TToEHlY PaIzs PAcKs01 mannheim sd
by }. z Bic ran, 436 Penn. avenue, tAins "a ore
NJ hrtter Its, fonary and more attractive and
full JeweIy than any ever offered. Suffers and the
trade will take notice. - ""
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