Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-15
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW s.
Meeting Of the GIas. Manufacturing Com.

" "A ~ Az ~ " ~
Hset Nc Of the Glass va nufaetarinS Com
pany.
Aue.tur of the .,oe Nh oId.rs of the Wash
tcr,on f,t..s n.r,ts.,n,ipx t,o,ops,v
-" -, So . :, tJ vas
''o iAe. hlth' a. 'i houis NM avenue, Mr..
samuel Norment, the President, IN the chair
and Mr.. Z. Colne secretary; who read a paper
Giving IN detail the process of making fluid
gAss, and claiming Tor tns locality peculiar
fseuines for its economical man uiacture. Glass
manufacturers throughout the country, it was
stated were resping golden harv vests, and from
. statement furnished the secretary by the
Board of Statistics the following was the yalu-
anon of glassware imported into this country
during the years named: IsSsi, 81, Ieq St,: 1861.
e,l2ASeN- ttt2, f5o9,+4e 1874 $500 sss3: lSs5
tI-25G,77l.
nj fsnsn was not at all discouraged, and
Washington was not affected as other places, as
has NO commerce or manufa,tlspe and il
vas not likely il could be affected by financial
Uashes elsewhere.
After The reading of the paper Mr. John Ken
call, treasurer of the com pany referred to GER
ain comm ncations he had received from lead
Ae PIttsburg man ufacturers which gave such
aeloomy picture Of the business, that he did not
feel Jssnned in urging the establishment at this
nns Of a mandatory here. While he did not
ebFct to subscriptions going on yet he desired
that some other person should be elected treas-
srsr.
Mr.. Norment was also of the opinion that the
enterprise could not succeed, and a. il would
BE injustice 10 present false statements 10 the
Sst.sr Canarai ie.hay isn go, " 1 ss. 80 lne
Sr,,ns.s nre.aiIad ,h-nn -, ~ IN
s.na-r.1p =; ,hI StS ,t sne oounI y, anu
:, -, nyrha, -, 80 ~, - .vo, winch n a
nm np,ii tso,h n,'ni ~ va, ii ~, sno.1
srsa,, ronia 800 sa s ,nu pIlsaE
ssnss~,s- h, -. . i..I anu suiel olsis'
sS 10 800 no uis positlon 70 Gone Ior-
nsnsN Sisrosp IN a ,ha ne M. Nor
one or two inSixidn.I onI - ~. Isl 80, VI
49, .. .,or mi 'iuu"'S oniy' W ~ Oh glass
m Chay ,,o,u,. ,.. ..... ,,,
.n.ss. Ne, ss,,INpl. sne p,11ec. wonlu ee
an nsonts ~ ne nstrin, ~ as,'asd oy
-s,s NJ .oasien, ~, y e. - u. so snSiue.s
naI. taEs SniS ~ r. 49, w pii,ae .naN M,
I".ss On S,nan soaI, e. 80 anu sal. .ns
some .mbarrsssment from IN, Treonsp, ;,nr,1
snn;,,. 20 Re- ,i ~. ~ VIZ ns4uens III Por-
nsnX mad .srssd 80 m,'rhana 'rl, me So III
erection OF the work. and xronId snsSas, ' ,ha,
the SECRETARY he Instructed In inform t6s rsn,ia
nan that the comnsnv was not nronarad -,
purchase the grounds for the burmese and thst
n>eotiatiens on thar suhect he snsnsndad Co.
IA nyesen, 'oi
The motion was adon,sd
Mr. Kendall then tendarad his ras donation nc
treasurer and Nr Jobn Purdv xuss mnani
mouslv chosen To III the vacsncy
Mr. & Colpe Rad a Je,ter from Mr. wv, %
Moors of The Treasury Denartmsn, in ansIya.
40 an incniry a. 20 ~ snnpa s -. ~ W.
fac,nrina .s,abliSh,oan,s IN r. ~on,
~hirh 4, vyas sta,sd ,ha, ,,;,h - a,.a-yy ~
thew had proven nsrticnlsrIv rosnsrons ~
financial NOM of yi.I, and ,nany - ~ |"
or. aaa amasa..i lsrgs forInnas dionrnas
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGE.
Town RAILROAD CoAPANY.-A meeting of the
bondholders and stockholders of this road was
held in New York on Wednesday evening, 18th
instant at which nearly seyen-eighths of both
classes Of securities Were represented, as fol-
lows: Messrs. Northrop & Chick, Messrs
Given. Jones Il Co., W. W. Wood, Esq, Thos
b. Smith, Esq, the National Union Bank of
Baltimore; the National Bank Of Baltimore; the
National Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore: the
PhpniJ National Bank of New York; the
Ninth National Bank OF New York; Paran
Stevens. Esq, Messrs. Hitchcock, Darling Il
II. stinson, Esq, II. ". Beach, ESQ., J. II. V.
Arnold, Esq, Messrs. Harrison, Garth & Co.
Mr.. III. X. Riddle, of Baltimore. MARYLAND
representing the Baltimore Banks was elected
chairman, srd Mr.. John Il Murray of New
York city was appointed secretary After de-
tailed statements of the present condition of the
company had been presented, Including the
various transactions of the late treasurer Of the
company. general discussion as 10 the proper
course TO be- adopted ensued, with en- tire imam.
unity of views A committee of bopdhoIders
and another of stockholders Were then appoint
cation of the company, based upon a general
compromise recognizing the securities of all
classes, IN order that the road may be taken cut
OF me hanus OF the receiver and placed upon
me fooung 10 which its financial value and
geographical importance entities II. The meet
ing then suJOurned, subject TO a call from the
secretary as soon as the committees are pre-
PAleu 10 report
pton.- . -
A., ~ 80 81. n , ne rePofl OF DEANS
ia snIs sly tol 'ne nohth OF Jan uary mas Just
nuy Oh IHe board OF heal'n Inc number IS
ifi- OF ~hleh 70 Were oy consumption, 10 still
ooin, pneumonEa- apopiexy, old age, pre-
HatuIS q pdns tWlhs,) eacn OF oronchitis and
LhnAe SohNuislohs, escn OF congesuon OF
oIAn, 1IoPsy, useaee OF Drain disease OF liver,
ypnoio ie'er, menlnSiuS, paralysis and
~nooPlng cough: o. Were children, y natives,
o. naies' same number OF females, and Is not
rPofrd' - WINE o. eoiored; 30 We're under 1
year, IA nom 70 years, le fron 20 10 90 10
IT xAEys No pryyprScp, 20 our ,s,,n,,- r.
N Harvey. surnsm.d ssThe Oyster Kinon
whether the Potomac is DISTRACTED with ice a
foot thick OF not; he Keeps his stock OF hi valves
up 10 the requirpInents Of his customers To
prove this he sent u this morning some Char
ry-stone oysters. so large that one OF them
would cover a good size dinner plate whiIa
they were a. fat and finely fiayored As snv We
have seen this season. Haryey's Iron clad"
oyster house. which for the information Of tray
Of Ilth and the avenue is great Institutes.
THE BOOKRTSDyRs' R.II-Tbo ,ad ANNA,
ball of tn. Jourpeyrnen Rookhinders $500,
took place al Odd bellows, Hail ON Tbnrsd.y
eyenin, and IN vas s. nsnsi nIaass1t a-.,yy
The saloon was very handsornaiy dscor.aed
with fays Sc and on the srsge The UoIy, vi