Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-15

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Donoran Speak Ais Piec Or Boyt an tLe ore
zion BenG-7he Kee,iag Breaks M a. CoafEsioa---
Next Saturday evening We shah meet here for
free discussion on the same sahicst. and shall he
IleasSd to have = large attendance were tn
concluding reHarkS Of Mrs. DIR. Lockwood 1t
Ire meeting o. the above association held on
Saturday evening. November 9Th, and at the
same meeting resolution that ten cents adms-
sion fee be charged, was voted down by a tee
mendous majority. NOTWITHSTANDING this action,
at a meeting of this association he'll last Sat ir-
day evening. at Mon League Hall. the room was
filled with rCtItors, all at whom paid ten cents
admission, Mis- O'Connor acting rs doorkeeper.
Mrs. Grffng presided. fankcd ON either side
81 the table by bouquets compose! nf chrysau-
ttemums. cyergrcens, and cedar berries. Miss
McNali WASH there, but mad, her appearance
shortly afitE the close of the me, ting. There
az quite number of young ladi,s among the
sptCfatCr>. &. W. Ncitlham, instead OF acting
a. -'eretary. appointed himself assistant
s-'ant-at-aIms To Dr. Lockwood. The meeting
op Fed with an essay read by Mrs. Lockwood.
When Mrs l.. fin he'd there were loud calls for
Doctor Boyd and sam. Bryan; and finally after
er' at confusion. in which policeman appeared
in the hali, Nj W. q. Finney got the floor and
d. iiycTcd his usual speech about TEMPERANCE
and human nature. Sam. Bryan again attempt
ed Ia get The hOcr; the Chair decided him out
OF order. He appealed from the decision of
the Clair amid the most Gproario;is laughter
ana cries of ''yeas and avs. ~ "divsion of th,,
house." &c., &c. Mrs. g. then spoke about
Young men coming there intoxicated. John
Donovan followed about women being priest
e>seS three thousand years ago, being constantly
interrupted with cries OF ''bully for Donovan"
''StCk 10 YOUR las, - "don't hold IN those blac.
hands" Doctor Bavd then mounted the uIat-
form and talked about ethics and about his trip
North. lie wanted - woman with a power
t ., tihd heT; Tremendous laughter and cries of
Grecian Bend. which fairly brought down the
hoHsel The Doctor couldn't stand if and
SAT down. The noise became 81 terrific
at one time that Mrs. Lockwood and nor
consOrt. the Doctor mounted chairs ard o.
ing as presiding officers, tried to settle matters
flnaUy, the noise and confusion became 50 great
lasting continuously for about half al hour that
u ". Nced1am moved 10 adjourn, which mo-
ton being put by the Chair. was voted down by
an overwhelming majority. A few commenced
10 leave, however, and AL hands followed suit
Then Miss O'tonnor came up to the platform
and She, with Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Gri'finp DIR
Lockwood and g. W. Needham all i'm solemn
c1nclaye counted the cash received at the door.
when was found TO amount To Slf.S5. and when
the sum total was announced a -av of ioy iIl,,-
minated the cOuntenances of Or. aud Mrs Lock-
wood, the latter remarkng that the hall never
I.lu 80 wen before The conversation OF the
group then turned on the propricty of charging
hfty cents admission at the next meeting bur |
the question was dealt with CAUTIOUSLY because
vi inc internal revenue law and Corporation Ii
cehse drawbacks.
RIVER FRoNT-Hdrrey's Wharf-Arrived- |
Schr. virginia Emily, Fallon, from Hayre-,Ie- /
Grace, with is tons of coal for Harvey, Clarke |
" Given.
Cgrsr's Whdf.-Arrived-Schrs. NJ. Dup- |
mock, DunnOck, from Hayre-de-( Grace with cnal
Ior George Bogus; Migninonette. Calvert from
Havre-de-Grace. with coal for G. III. Bnr1ess ~ |
No. 70: G: *. Muirney, Muirney. from PhiladeI- |
Pima, with coal for John Il. Lord; Mary An |
Susta, Wroten. from Hayre-de-Grace with coal 4
Tor Geo. Bogus; Access. Garretson from HAVE
ae,Grare, with coal for George Il. Langley: II. |
Allen, Taten, from Philadelphia with ,25 ions
OF coal for e. IL. Burgess x Co and A Wood a.
Bro; Carrier, Kennedy, from Broad Creek. with
wood for John Il. Lord
Johnsoas Whdr.-Arrived-Schr Ackw,r.b
neatly, with wood for market. Mary Viro;nia
Major, from Havre-de-Gra with coai for
frazer: L. L. DunnOck, Gosley, from Salisbury.
Md.. with lumber for John II. Lehman
Rdey's Whaf.-Arrived-S John "
rravls, Wheatiey, with coal for ID. w Fowler:
hansas. Blackston. from Philadelphia. with
10. tons coal for III. {. Stuart: MarcelI:, An,
Lewis, with oysters and sweet potatoes for WIN,
ne!d q "eiser; FLYING Fish, Trader. oysters and
potatoes for same; William Henry SiIr.avns
with oysters for same; Tom Eroti,ars1 Tc,y;S'
with oysters for same; Tropic Chase. Will
oysters ior same Oysters from 80 cents to SIS, |
per bushel. Potatoes S2.JOaS2. - per barrel
FoTIers WhGrf.-Arrived-Sc Sephia Wi, |
son, Howell. from Philadelphia with coal for |
Georgetown and Washington Ice Comnany:
h aa'i, RPs a,;a Commerce, Adams; Sarah
IiaNre-de- Grace, with coal for ice and coal com |
lany. Sailed-AdIie Blai>lelI, Garfield. To
Ioad coal for Boston.
Fdy's Hkacf-Arrived-Schrs. Mechanic.
Smart, with wood for T.. l.. Fay; Kate Nutt.r |
Sanders, with wood for same; Samuel MARS. |
Maddox, with wood tor b. f. Clark; = gnes Ann.
BrGWnS WkdJ.-Arrived-Sch =. b. Nc |
Shane, McShanc. from Philadelphia with coal
for Brown " Son; Lilly u, Jones' with oak |
wood for same.
CATS Wha1.-The steamer Columbia arrived
last night from Baltimore, bringing paS~--ltIars |
andfreiSht The Arrow left this wharf on Sat
nrday night for Aqua Greek on a special min.
She run ashore at the Greek, and when the mail
boat lett there, at 3 O'Clock yesterday. She was
sun aground. This morning fifty passengers |
were waiting at the wharf for the trim To Mount |
vernon, and were all disappointed. in ca.l>e-
quence OF the above accident, She not Ia Yn. ar
rived.
Pctomdc Ferry Widrf.-The steamer Wawasat |
Duke, arrived last night from Cone river with |
heavy freight OF produce, &c.
Croach $ Whe3.-Arrived-Sc Schooner oceanas |
Smith, with 800 tons blue stone for y. Acker; |
Sarah Ann, Bennett. with wood for HALEY: Hat |
tie Butlcr, Zones, with 800 tons brown stone for
~. q. Emory; julia +. Willett. Bailess. 30 tons |
blue stone for y. Acker: steamer Isaac +. Smith, |
Field, from Baltimore and river landings, with |
heavy freight of general merchandise. Sailed |
The steamer W. ". Colt, Capt. Ryther left this |
morning for Norfolk with heavy sarge of $40 bbis |
-FOUR lime, &c. and about fifty passengers.
HERMANN, the most successful coniurer liy-
ing, has engaged MetZerOtt Hall for one week |
commencing Monday evening, the I'D instant |
lie uses none OF the traditional machinery of
but "goes it alone" and draws crowd
ed houses wherever he appears Tickets for re- |
served seats can be procured at MetzcrOtis
music store on Wednesday morning.
THE FRANKO FAMILY of pianists ami vocal
lists, ranging from to II years Old make their
bow before a Washington audience for the first
time, at Metzerott Hall. on "Wednesday evening
giving matinee on Thursday and a second
regular entertainment in the evening. They are
said to possess wonderful musical talents.
For other Locals, sec first page.]